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Physics, 21.10.2019 20:30 sherlock19

Astudent is given a red and a blue liquid. the two samples of liquids are heated in identical beakers over identical bunsen burners. the red liquid shows a dramatically faster increase in temperature. which of these is the most likely explanation for this?

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