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Specific Heat Capacity

Science · Specific Heat Capacity · Middle School and High School
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About this simulation

Ideal calorimetry model: Q = mcΔT, with constant heat capacity and no heat loss. Mass is in kg, heating power in W, supplied energy in J and temperature in °C. Start heating to compare materials.

What students can explore

  • Explore the concept of specific heat capacity with different materials.

Learning objectives

  1. 1Explore the concept of specific heat capacity with different materials.

Questions teachers ask

What does this model represent?

Ideal calorimetry model: Q = mcΔT, with constant heat capacity and no heat loss. Mass is in kg, heating power in W, supplied energy in J and temperature in °C. Start heating to compare materials.

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