Question

The specific heat of titanium is ___________

(a) 0.23 Cal./gm./°C

(b) 0.12 Cal./gm./°C

(c) 0.129 Cal./gm./°C

(d) 5.6 Cal./gm./°C

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Answer 1

Correct option is (c) 0.129 Cal./gm./°C

Explanation: A element can be defined or described by certain properties like physical properties. The physical properties of an element include melting point, specific heat, density, linear coefficient of thermal expansion and specific heat.