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What are the three factors that are needed to determine the amount of energy needed to heat a substance
The MASS of the substance
The CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE (ex: heating 10ml water at 1 degree and 5 ml and 2 degrees)
the TYPE of substance (heat capacity) (ex; water, iron, aluminum all different capacities)
Heat capacity is heat required to change the temperature of WHAT of a substance by WHAT
Heat capacity is heat required to change the temperature of ONE GRAM of a substance by 1°c
The LOWER the heat capacity the WHAT the temperature change for a given amount of WHAT
The LOWER the heat capacity the HIGHER the temperature change for a given amount of HEAT
What is the equation
Q = mcΔt
where:
Q = Heat energy (J)
m = grams (g)
c = heat capacity (J/g°c) (look at data-table)
Δt = change in temperature (°c)