Iron has a smaller heat capacity than water. Suppose that 10 kg of either substance was heated together with 100 kJ of heat for 5 minutes. Which of the following will be TRUE? Select one: a. Iron would have absorbed more heat b. Iron and water would have the same amount of heat c. Water would have absorbed more heat d. Iron would have a higher temperature than water

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