5. Which of the following has the grea&st heat capacity? (1 point)
1000 g of water
1000 g of steel
lg of water
lg of steel

1000 g of water

Explanation:

1000 g of water has the greatest heat capacity.

The heat capacity of a body is the amount of heat required to increase or change the temperature of body by 1k.

A heat conductor especially metal has low heat capacity because little amount of heat added to them will yield a monumental increase in their temperature.

Steel is conductor and readily allows heat to flow.

Water has a very large heat capacity because it is poor conductor. A significant amount of heat must be added to increase its temperature significantly.

The more the mass, the greater the heat capacity

it is called acid bonding