Question

Q= mcAT

I like to remember this formula as Q-Mcat, though the triangle is not an A, it's a delta meaning change.
Q=Energy, m=mass, c=heat capacity, AT=change in temperature. Im feeling nice, so here is the formula set up
to solve for c (heat capacity): c=Q/m*AT (Q divided by mass times change in temperature). 4) Use the heat.
capacity formula to find an experimental heat capacity for water based on your data. This formula uses
kg so when using your mass, move the decimal 3 spaces to the left. Make sure you use the Celsius
version of your temperatures! (space on back)

Answer 1

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