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A scientist adds 46.3 J of heat to a 13.4g sample of an unknown substance. the temperature increases by 1.40 celsius. What is the unknown substance?

A scientist adds 46.3 J of heat to a 13.4g sample of an unknown substance. the temperature increases by 1.40 celsius. What is the unknown substance?
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A scientist adds 46.3 J of heat to a 13.4g sample of an unknown substance. the temperature increases by 1.40 celsius. What is the unknown substance?

A scientist adds 46.3 J of heat to a 13.4g sample of an unknown substance. the temperature-example-1
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number b Aluminium

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aluminium is the answer

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