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When equal masses of iron and water are given equal quantity of heat, the piece of iron becomes much hotter than water after a shorter time because:

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A The specific heat of iron is higher than that of wate
B The specific heat of iron is lower than that of wate
C Iron is in solid state while water is in liquid state
D Heat flows faster in solids

Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:

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