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Which of the following would heat up the quickest? Iron (Specific Heat = 0.405 J/gC) Gold (Specific Heat = 0.129 J/gC) D Salt (Specific Heat = 0.864 J/gC) Mercury (Specific Heat = 0.140 J/gC)
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Which of the following would heat up the quickest?

Iron (Specific Heat = 0.405 J/gC)

Gold (Specific Heat = 0.129 J/gC)

D Salt (Specific Heat = 0.864 J/gC)

Mercury (Specific Heat = 0.140 J/gC)

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mercury( specific heat=0.140j/gc)

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