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What is the mathematical equation used when solving calorimetry problems? What does each variable in the equation represent?
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@Brrandyn
\[q = mC_s \Delta T\]
Okay, for heat capacity, the following equation can be modeled: \[q = C ΔT = C ( Tf - Ti )\] q represents heat T represents temperature delta T represents temperature change C represents heat capacity.
m = mass Cs = specific heat capacity Delta T = change in Temperaturwe (Tfinal - T initial) in K or C
C= mCs C = heat capacity if your question states heat capacity use q = C Delta T if it states specific heat capacity use q = mCS Delta T
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