Select metal samples with correct specific heat value. stainless steel, $c = 0.897 J/(g ^\circ C)$ copper, $c = 0.385 J/(g ^\circ C)$ aluminum, $c = 0.49 J/(g ^\circ C)$ brass, $c = 0.38 J/(g ^\circ C)$ zinc, $c = 0.387 J/(g ^\circ C)$
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