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A discussion on a unit of heat capacity

2019-07-24View Original

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I saw in a book that the unit of specific heat is cal/degree·mole. Does anyone know what this means?
Reply #22019-07-24
The unit of specific heat is joules per kilogram per degree Celsius; it can be converted to calories per mole per degree Celsius
Reply #32019-07-24
No problem, it’s just a conversion
Reply #42019-07-24
It’s just a unit conversion. So what do you think it looks like?
Reply #52019-07-24
Previously, heat units were measured in calories or kilocalories; a simple conversion will do

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