What does C represent in the change in heat formula?q = AH = mx C×AT%3DO specific heat capacityO surface tensionO change in temperatureO mass

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ChapterU5: Fire: Energy , Thermodynamics, And Oxidation-reduction

SectionU5.5: The Heat Is On: Specific Heat Capacity

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What does C represent in the change in heat formula?
q = AH = mx C×AT
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O specific heat capacity
O surface tension
O change in temperature
O mass

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