Which of the following materials requires the most amount of heat to raise (or lower) its

temperature by one degree Celsius? Assume we have the same amount of each material,

10 grams. Feel free to reference Table 14.1 in the OpenStax textbook.

lead

iron

O water

aluminum

Oglass

steel

Lead requires the most amount of heat to change its temperature by one degree, because it has the lowest heat capacity among the choices.

Explanation:

To answer this question, we need to recur to heat capacities.

Heat capacity refers to a property of matter, it's the amount of heat need to produce a unit change in its temperature.

Among the choices, the material that has the lower heat capacity is Lead with 0.0305. On the other hand, water has the greatest heat capacity of 1.00.

Therefore, the right answer is Lead.