Question

The amount of heat absorbed by a substance as it increases in temperature depends on:




its mass, its specific heat, its state


its specific heat, its volume, its density


its specific heat, its temperature rise, its mass


its length, its density, its temperature rise

Answer 1

Its specific heat, its temperature rise, its mass.

Because the heat absorbed Q = m c ΔT, so Q depends directly on mass (m), specific heat (c), and the temperature change (ΔT).