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Standard XII
Physics
Specific Heat Capacity
The quantity ...
Question
The quantity of heat required to change the temperature of 1 kg of a substance by
1
∘
C
is called its:
A
Specific heat
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B
Latent heat
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C
Total energy
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D
Heat of fusion
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Solution
The correct option is
A
Specific heat
We know that , heat
Q
=
m
C
Δ
T
where
m
=
mass of the body,
C
=
specific heat and
Δ
T
=
change in temperature.
Thus,
C
=
Q
m
Δ
T
So when
m
=
1
k
g
and
Δ
T
=
1
o
C
,
C
=
Q
The required heat is the specific heat.
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