Chemistry, 23.04.2020 07:38 emarquez05

When two substances with the same mass are heated by the same amount, which pair would heat up at about the same rate? Use the table to identify the substances. Substance C(J/g-°C) Water (ice) 2.05 Iron 0.46 Aluminium 0.90 Gold 0.13 Copper 0.39 Ammonia (liquid) 4.70 Ethanol 2.44 Gasoline 2.22 Water (liquid) 4.18 Water (vapor) 2.08 Air (25°C) 1.01 Oxygen 0.92 Hydrogen 14.30

iron and aluminum
gold and copper
copper and iron
aluminum and gold

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