Question 7 • Chemistry A.1 - F26 - Jacob Metsker
Heat capacity is the energy needed to raise an object's temperature by one degree, so its units are energy divided by temperature. J/°C, J/K, cal/°C, and cal/K all have that form. Choice B includes mass in the denominator, so those are units of specific heat capacity instead.
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