Can someone tell me what each of the variables mean in the equation, "q=mC(delta)T" along with an example of how to solve it by using a Chemical reaction.

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anonymous · Answer

Q is heat M is mass C is specific heat kJ/C Delta T is change in temperature Tfinal-Tintial. How much heat is generated when you heat water 10g of water from 10C to 50C, the specific heat of water is 4.184. 

I just made that up on the spot but I could copy and paste a difficult one from my homework if you'd like

anonymous · Answer

m is mass*

anonymous · Answer

I'll delete my comments so someone else won't just look over this because they think someone answered it