Chemistry, asked by vinaykrish4398, 10 months ago

WHAT IS q=mcΔt?Explain with an example .what is it used for

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Answered by shileex4real

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Answer:

Q=mc∆t

where,

Q= Quantity of heat energy

m= mass of the substance

c= Specific Heat Capacity

∆t = change in temperature in °K(kelvin)

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