Which liquid in the right-side cup changed its temperature the most? water salt water alcohol oil 2. What is the term for amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1 kelvin ? specific heat heat capacity calorie thermal conductivity 3. You recorded data for each experiment twice, once for the left-side cup (the "hot" cup) and once for right-side cup (the "cold" cup). Which cup showed a decrease in temperature with time? the right-side cup the left-side cup neither both 4. If you fit a curve to the data from one experiment twice, once for each side, what will those curves do if allowed to go far enough? stay far from each other cross over each other come close to each other without crossing 5. If you increase the starting temperature for the hot cup, how will the final temperature for the cold cup change? higher lower no change 6. If you increase the volume of liquid in the cold cup, how will the final temperature for that cold cup change? higher lower no change 7. Can an apparatus like this one, but with better thermometers and heat transfer mechanism, be used