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The amount of thermal energy transferred between objects depends only on their masses and initial and final temperatures.
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False

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

The amount of energy transferred between objects not only depend on their masses, initial and final temperatures but also on their specific heat capacity.

The specific heat capacity plays an important role in ascertaining the amount of thermal energy a body can conduct.

  • Specific heat capacity is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1kelvin.
  • This property is an intensive property of any matter and it determines to a large extent, how far matter are able to transfer energy.

The equation;

              H = m c Ф

where H is the amount of heat

           m is the mass

            c is the specific heat capacity

            Ф is the change in temperature;

  is used to find the amount of heat of a substance.

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Answer:

false

Explanation:

Because the  amount of energy is transferred between objects not only depend on their masses, initial and final temperatures but also on their specific heat capacity.

Hopes this helps you and it’s correct because I had this question on edgenuity

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