Which substance will have the largest temperature increase if 40 kJ of heat was absorbed by 30 g of the substance? O silver O Water (liquid) Carbon (graphite) O Gold O Granite O Iron Ethyl alcohol O Lead O Olive Oil O Copper

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Which substance will have the largest temperature increase if 40 kJ of heat was absorbed by 30 g of the substance?
O silver
O Water (liquid)
Carbon (graphite)
O Gold
O Granite
O Iron
Ethyl alcohol
O Lead
O Olive Oil
O Copper
Transcribed Image Text:Which substance will have the largest temperature increase if 40 kJ of heat was absorbed by 30 g of the substance? O silver O Water (liquid) Carbon (graphite) O Gold O Granite O Iron Ethyl alcohol O Lead O Olive Oil O Copper
Look at the list of substances in the table below.
Specific Heats
Substance
Specific Heat, (25 C)
Carbon (graphite)
0.711
Copper
Erhyl alcohol
0.387
2.45
Gold
0.129
Graniee
0.803
Iron
0.4498
Lead
0.128
Olive od
2.0
Silver
0.235
Wiater (liquid)
4.184
Which one will require the most energy to raise the temperature of a 50 g sample from 20°C to 30°C?
Carbon (graphite)
Granite
Water (liquid)
Gold
O Ethyl alcohol
O silver
O Olive Oil
O Lead
O Copper
O Iron
Transcribed Image Text:Look at the list of substances in the table below. Specific Heats Substance Specific Heat, (25 C) Carbon (graphite) 0.711 Copper Erhyl alcohol 0.387 2.45 Gold 0.129 Graniee 0.803 Iron 0.4498 Lead 0.128 Olive od 2.0 Silver 0.235 Wiater (liquid) 4.184 Which one will require the most energy to raise the temperature of a 50 g sample from 20°C to 30°C? Carbon (graphite) Granite Water (liquid) Gold O Ethyl alcohol O silver O Olive Oil O Lead O Copper O Iron
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