The same amount of energy is supplied to 1 kg of water and to 1 kg of oil.
Water has a larger specific heat capacity than oil.
Which statement is correct?
The water has the larger temperature rise because it stores more energy
Both liquids have the same temperature rise because their masses are equal
The oil has the larger temperature rise because it needs less energy per kg per degree
The water has the larger temperature rise because its specific heat capacity is larger
44 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Physics 7.1 Work done, covering 7.1.1 Conservation of energy in a closed system, 7.1.2 Energy stores and transfers, 7.1.3 Energy changes by heating, forces and current, 7.1.4 Quantifying energy transfers in a system, and 7.1.5 Kinetic, elastic and gravitational potential energy. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.