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The specific heat capacity of water is accepted to be roughly 4.18 J/gK. How would the specific heat value of a given water sample be effected when sediments and other forms of particulation, such as iron oxide from rust, are present? Would the mixture have a higher specific heat capacity value compared to pure water and thus require more energy to satisfy the same delta T?
Thoughts and any insight will be much appreciated.
Thoughts and any insight will be much appreciated.