Question
For the equation q=cΔt, q=100KJ, initial temp=20 degrees celsius, final temp=31.4 degrees celsius and I need to find c. Do I need to convert the q value from KJ to J?
Answers
bobpursley
convering, depends on the units you want.
c=q/deltaT=100kj/11.3 C= 8.85kJ/C
and
c= 8850J/C
you have to specify units, and both answers are correct.
c=q/deltaT=100kj/11.3 C= 8.85kJ/C
and
c= 8850J/C
you have to specify units, and both answers are correct.
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