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1) The pan that just give up the most heat to cool is the pyrex pan
2) The pan that gives up heat easily is the aluminum pan
3) The pan that would burn your fingers quickly is the aluminum pan.
4) The pan in which the bottom of the cake is more likely to brown is the aluminum pan
In trying to discuss the question that is before us here the idea of the specific heat capacity of a substance must come to mind. We know that the specific heat capacity has to do with the amount of heat that must be supplied to an object in order to raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of the object by 1 degree Celsius.
We know that the specific heat capacity of the Pyrex glass is much higher than that of the aluminum. The implication of this is that if we supply the same temperature to the aluminum as we have supplied to the pyrex, the temperature of the Pyrex would tend to rise slower than that of the aluminium.
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You baked two cakes: one in a light aluminum pan and one in a heavy pyrex pan. The pan that needs to give up the most heat energy to cool down to room temperature? The pan that gives up the heat energy the fastest aluminum? The pan most likely to burn your fingers if you try to move it too soon? The pan in which the bottom of the cake is most likely to brown (same temperature oven, same time in oven?)