Original post by trd_new2
hey guys what is the formulae for specific heat capacity
Q=mc*(change in temperature)
Energy = mass (Kg) x shc (J kg-1 degrees c-1) x change in temperature (K)
Original post by HydraFly
Energy = mass (Kg) x shc (J kg-1 degrees c-1) x change in temperature (K)
thanks dude
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