[SOLVED] A 138.0 g metal block absorbs 4.512 × 103 J of heat...

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  1. A 138.0 g metal block absorbs 4.512 × 103 J of heat to increase its temperature from 25°C to 110° What is the substance? Show your work.

Specific Heats of Selected Substances

Substance C [J/(kg·C)]
Water (ice) 2,060
Iron 450
Aluminum 897
Gold 130
Copper 385
Silver 235
Ammonia (liquid) 4,700
Water (liquid) 4,180
Water (steam) 2,020
Lead 128

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