3.1.1
Specific Heat Capacity
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Big Shaq - Heat Energy
Big Shaq is right when he says "Mans not hot". An object is cold when it loses or doesn't have enough heat energy. It is more accurate to say "Man's not hot", than "Man is cold".
Changes in Internal Energy
We calculate the change in internal energy by multiplying together an object's mass, its specific heat capacity and the change in temperature.
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