Heat capacity of a body is infinite what does it means?
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First Let us define Heat Capacity :
Heat Capacity :
=> Amount of heat required by the substance to increases it's temperature by 1° C .
=> Higher the heat capacity of the substance indicates greater amount of heat is required to increase the temperature that of substances having low heat capacity.
For example, Heat capacity of water is more than metals like Iron.
=> More amount of heat is required to increase the temperature of water than that of iron.
Now to the question :D,
=> Infinite Heat Capacity of a substance means infinite amount of heat is required to increase the temperature of unit size.
=> Practically,
No matter how much we give out heat or take in heat, there will be no change in temperature.
Heat Capacity :
=> Amount of heat required by the substance to increases it's temperature by 1° C .
=> Higher the heat capacity of the substance indicates greater amount of heat is required to increase the temperature that of substances having low heat capacity.
For example, Heat capacity of water is more than metals like Iron.
=> More amount of heat is required to increase the temperature of water than that of iron.
Now to the question :D,
=> Infinite Heat Capacity of a substance means infinite amount of heat is required to increase the temperature of unit size.
=> Practically,
No matter how much we give out heat or take in heat, there will be no change in temperature.
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