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Question

When two different materials are given the same amount of heat will their temperatures increase by the same amount? Explain with reasons?

Answer 1

no, Q = M C Δθ

Q :the heat ENERGY

C: Specifit Heat Capacity

M: Mass of the material

Δθ: Change in temperature

same as above, if the specific heat is diferent, Δθ will be different.

Answer 2

no

cause   Q=K.A.Δθ/L

Q :the heat

K: heat conduction(it`s especial for each material)

A: flat

Δθ: temperature change

L: length of the materials

now if each one of this things be different ,then their temperature will not be the same.

Answer 3

no.

Every material has a property called specific heat. It is a measure of how much the temperature changes when a fixed amount of heat (actually energy) is supplied to the material.

Each material has a different number for specific heat.

Why? explaining why a material has a given property is futile. Why is water liquid, why is copper reddish and a shiny solid? why does water have a high specific heat?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_capaci...

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