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What is the specific heat of a diamond if 4.5 J of heat is required to heat a 0.72 g piece of diamond from 10°C to 22.3°C?

What is the specific heat of a diamond if 4.5 J of heat is required to heat a 0.72 g piece of diamond from 10°C to 22.3°C?
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What is the specific heat of a diamond if 4.5 J of heat is required to heat a 0.72 g piece of diamond

from 10°C to 22.3°C?

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Answer:

0.51 J/g°C

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