Physics
Heat Capacity Calculator
Find the heat capacity of an object from mass and specific heat.
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Heat capacity is the energy needed to raise an object's temperature by one kelvin.
The math behind it
C = m·c, mass times specific heat. The energy for a temperature change is Q = C·ΔT.
Worked Example
2 kg of water → 8372 J/K.
Frequently Asked Questions
Heat capacity vs specific heat?
Specific heat is per kilogram; heat capacity is for the whole object.
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