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2090 J of heat energy are removed from 40 g of a silvery metal at 81.7°C. The temperature falls to 30°C. According to the chart below which metal would it most likely be? (Show work!) METAL SPECIFIC HEAT (J/goC)
-aluminum. 0.90
-magnesium. 1.01
-silver 0.234
-tin. 0.220
-zinc. 0.386

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