Acids/Bases Specific Heat Capacity: 4.18J?

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if I am doing a reaction of acids and bases, do i just use the specific heat capacity of 4.18J, or is there a different one for different solutions?!?
 
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If solution is diluted, 4.18J/gK will do for water heat capacity.
 

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