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Table C: Known Specific Heat Values for Common Materials Material Specific Heat (J/g*C) Water 4.18 Concrete 0.88 Wood 1.80 Aluminum 0.90 Glass 0.84 Sand 0.83 Steel 0.49 Iron 0.44 Copper 0.38 Lead 0.16
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Table C: Known Specific Heat Values for Common Materials

Material Specific Heat (J/g*C)
Water 4.18
Concrete 0.88
Wood 1.80
Aluminum 0.90
Glass 0.84
Sand 0.83
Steel 0.49
Iron 0.44
Copper 0.38
Lead 0.16
Gold 0.13
What is the best insulator? and why

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Answer: water, lead, wood

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Answer:Glass

Explanation: Because wood and other materials can be electrified through induction, but glass can't

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