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Why do lower temperatures result in lower specific heat capacity?
Yeah this makes so much more sense, thank you so much chestermiller.- Reety
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Why do lower temperatures result in lower specific heat capacity?
Also just a quick suggestion, do you think it could be due to the internal energy of the mass?- Reety
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Why do lower temperatures result in lower specific heat capacity?
Ok thank you. The transition between hot and cold beakers was only about 5-10 seconds. Aaah I didn't take into the account, yes maybe it lost some heat energy due to the transfer of energy to the table. But my teacher hinted it was something to due with the transition between taking the mass...- Reety
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why do lower temperatures result in lower specific heat capacity?
Equations: E=m*c* dTheta or T Experiment: I had two beakers of water with one thermometer in each beaker. One beaker had boiling water and the other beaker had room temperature water. I also had a 100g mass. I recorded T1 which was the intial temperature of the cold water. I then put the mass...- Reety
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What are the best resources for studying physics at the A-levels level?
Hello my fellow physicists! Just joined the forum, in hope for some help with some questions. I'm currently studying physics for my a-levels, alongside with Mathematics, Computing, IT and Chemistry. Cherio!- Reety
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