APFIVE Specific Heat Near Absolute Zero
A scientist measures the specific heat of a metal to be 0.385 J/(g·°C) at room temperature. When the same measurement is performed at extremely low temperatures approaching absolute zero, the specific heat value would be expected to:
A
Remain exactly the same
B
Approach zero
C
Increase proportionally to 1/T
D
Approach infinity
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