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What is the specific heat of oxygen (O₂; M = 32.00 g/mol) at constant volume? How does it compare with specific heat for liquid water? Hint: C_v = 20.85 J/mol•K.

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652 J/kg•K; specific heat for water is 6 times greater than specific heat for oxygen

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0.695 J/kg•K; specific heat for oxygen is 6000 times greater than specific heat for water

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652 J/kg•K; specific heat for oxygen is 6 times greater than specific heat for water

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652 J/kg•K; specific heat for water is 5 times greater than specific heat for oxygen

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652 J/kg•K; specific heat for oxygen is 5 times greater than specific heat for water

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What is the specific heat of oxygen (O₂; M = 32.00 g/mol) at constant volume? How does it compare with specific heat for liquid water? Hint: C_v = 20.85 J/mol•K.

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What is the specific heat of oxygen (O2; M = 32.00 g/mol) at constant volume? How does it compare with specific heat for liquid water? Hint: Cv = 20.85 J/mol•K.

What is the specific heat of oxygen (O₂; M = 32.00 g/mol) at constant volume? How does it compare with specific heat for liquid water? Hint: C_v = 20.85 J/mol•K.