2.2 Specific Heat Capacity (GCSE Physics)

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What unit measures specific heat capacity?

Which material from the list needs most energy for 1°C increase?

Which has higher specific heat capacity: aluminium or concrete?

What is the specific heat capacity of aluminium?

If two objects receive the same energy, which one shows a bigger temperature increase?

Which equation correctly calculates energy transferred (?E)?

Energy provided to an object goes into which form of energy store?

If energy transferred to a substance is constant, increasing mass will:

The value specific heat capacity can be found experimentally by measuring:

To decrease the temperature by 1°C in a 1 kg substance, energy:

If you triple the temperature rise desired, energy required will:

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