I'm getting a little mixed up with the formulas and what problems to use them for. I thought that q=m delta H was only used to find the amount of energy needed to heat, freeze, and boil H20, and q=mc delta T was used to find the amount of heat needed to heat something up. I had a chem problem which asked me to find the amount energy required to raise the temperature of 1.0 mol of Ag, but the information given was similar to the q=mC delta T formula, even though I was looking for the amount of energy, not amount of heat. I looked online, and everyone used the q=mC delta T formula, which made sense, but now I'm a bit confused on the difference between the two and which problems to use the formulas for. A little help please? Thank you!!