Substance A has a higher heat capacity than substance B. If the same amount of heat is added to both substances, which substance will increase in temperature more rapidly?
The temperature of substance B will increase more rapidly than the temperature of substance A will.
The temperature of substance A will increase more rapidly than the temperature of substance B will.
Neither substance will increase in temperature.

Question

Substance A has a higher heat capacity than substance B. If the same amount of heat is added to both substances, which substance will increase in temperature more rapidly?
The temperature of substance B will increase more rapidly than the temperature of substance A will.
The temperature of substance A will increase more rapidly than the temperature of substance B will.
Neither substance will increase in temperature.

stuck_in_the_middle · Answer

The temperature of substance B will increase more rapidly than the temperature of substance A will.

anonymous · Answer

@stuck_in_the_middle  is absolutely right!

anonymous · Answer

so what exactly is heat capacity?

anonymous · Answer

I REALLY SORRY>>>>@stuck_in_the_middle  is WRONG

anonymous · Answer

the answer is : CANT SAY...because the mass of the substances is not given

anonymous · Answer

Had it been specific heat capacity , then what @stuck_in_the_middle  said would be true