When the following substances, all at 400 K are placed in 2.0 L of water at 300 K, which will cause the temperature water to rise the greatest amount? O 1) Fe (s); 0.9 g; C = 25.1 J mol1 K-1 2) Mn (s); 0.75 g; C = 26.3 J mol1 K1 3) Cu (s); .0.5 g; C = 24.4 J mol 1 K-1 4) Cr (s); 1.0 g; C = 23.4 J mol 1K-1 5) Ti (s); 0.80 g; C = 25.0 J mol 1 K1

When the following substances, all at 400 K are placed in 2.0 L of water at 300 K, which will cause the temperature water to rise the greatest amount? O 1) Fe (s); 0.9 g; C = 25.1 J mol1 K-1 2) Mn (s); 0.75 g; C = 26.3 J mol1 K1 3) Cu (s); .0.5 g; C = 24.4 J mol 1 K-1 4) Cr (s); 1.0 g; C = 23.4 J mol 1K-1 5) Ti (s); 0.80 g; C = 25.0 J mol 1 K1

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