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how would you explain that after putting in the same amount of heat, the two materials have different temperatures?
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how would you explain that after putting in the same amount of heat, the two materials have different temperatures?

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one material is probably a conductor of heat, which means it absorbs it much better and faster while the other material isn't a conductor and it's taking time to heat up

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One can adsorb heat and one cant.
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