Specific Heat Capacity (q=mC∆T) Examples, Practice Problems, Initial and Final Temperature, Mass

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Thanks for explaining what Mcat means before starting the equations:)

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Our spacific heat capacity SI unit is J/Kg*K because the mass is measured by kg not g.

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[@sarahasan5617]

the specific heat of water is 4.186 joules per gram per Celsius degree. 4.184 (like said in the vid) is in K

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Sir, by this we can conclude that SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY of any subsatnce is CONSTANT so Q IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to mass multiply DELTA T. Why is directly proportional, derivatives?

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why we need to convert the kg to g ?

[@keshavgambheera2740]

mass has to be in grams