Given the following specific heat capacities, determine which of the compounds will undergo the largest temperature change if 500 J of heat was absorbed by each compound: Substance C(Jgl•c1) 4.18 H20(1) ethanol(1) Fe(s) Cu(s) 2.46 0.450 0.387 35.4 g copper O12.5 g ethanol 26.5 g iron 100.4 g water

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