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Water of mass 4.5 kg of temperature 15 degrees Celsius was heated until its temperature rose to 60 degrees Celsius . Calculate the quantity of heat responsible for this temperature change . ( Specific Heat Capacity of water = 4200J/KgK )

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Answered by parichauhan1611
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If by supplying a heat of Q to a substance of mass m, its temperature increases by Δt, then

Q∝

mΔt

or

Q=

cmΔt

where c= constant of proportionality , called specific heat capacity of the body.

Now, if

m=

1,Δt=

1 o

,

then,

Q=

c

therefore, specific heat is the heat required to raise the temperature of unit mass of substance by one degree Celsius.

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