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Which statement best describes the mass of gold and iron atoms based on their respective specific heat values? Choices: Gold atoms are heavier than iron atoms. Iron atoms are he…

Which statement best describes the mass of gold and iron atoms based on their respective specific heat values? Choices: Gold atoms are heavier than iron atoms. Iron atoms are he…
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Which statement best describes the mass of gold and iron atoms based on their respective specific heat values?

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Gold atoms are heavier than iron atoms.
Iron atoms are heavier than gold atoms.
Gold atoms have the same mass as iron atoms.

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Gold atoms are heavier than iron atoms.

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Proof of answer for edge :)

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