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In a calorimeter, the equilibrium temperature of copper in water is determined. if the water is replaced with a liquid that has a lower specific heat, what will happen to the eq…

In a calorimeter, the equilibrium temperature of copper in water is determined. if the water is replaced with a liquid that has a lower specific heat, what will happen to the eq…
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In a calorimeter, the equilibrium temperature of copper in water is determined. if the water is replaced with a liquid that has a lower specific heat, what will happen to the equilibrium temperature

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the equilibrium temperature will increase
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