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Q4. A substance takes in energy of Q to increase its temperature by AT. Which formula can calculate the heat capacity (C) of the substance? * C = QAT C = Q/AT C = AT/Q Q5. The more massive a substance, the the heat capacity. smaller same larger Q6. The specific heat capacity of a substance is defined as: * the amount of energy required for substance of 1 kg to increase the temperature by 1 °C. the amount of energy for a substance required to increase the temperature by °C. the volume of substance to store 1 °C o heat. O O

Q4. A substance takes in energy of Q to increase its temperature by AT. Which formula can calculate the heat capacity (C) of the substance? * C = QAT C = Q/AT C = AT/Q Q5. The more massive a substance, the the heat capacity. smaller same larger Q6. The specific heat capacity of a substance is defined as: * the amount of energy required for substance of 1 kg to increase the temperature by 1 °C. the amount of energy for a substance required to increase the temperature by °C. the volume of substance to store 1 °C o heat. O O

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Q4. A substance takes in energy of Q 1 point
to increase its temperature by AT.
Which formula can calculate the heat
capacity (C) of the substance? *
C-Q ΔΤ
C = Q/AT
C- ΔΤ/Q
Q5. The more massive a substance,
1 point
the
the heat capacity. *
smaller
same
larger
Q6. The specific heat capacity of a
1 point
substance is defined as: *
the amount of energy required for
substance of 1 kg to increase the
temperature by 1 °C.
the amount of energy for a substance
required to increase the temperature by 1
°C.
the volume of substance to store 1 °C of
heat.
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O O O

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