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Which of the following pairs have the same specific heat? a. 1 g of solid lead; 10 g of solid lead?
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Which of the following pairs have the same specific heat?

a. 1 g of solid lead; 10 g of solid lead?

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I am pretty sure the answer would be the first  one which is 1g of solid lead and 10 g of solid lead. Specific heat is an intensive property which means it is a property that is independent with the amount so for the same substance no matter how much you have this value is the same.
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