Thermal property: Name the quantity defined as heat required to raise a body’s temperature by 1 K. Distinguish between per-body and per-unit-mass definitions. Choose the correct physical quantity.

Q: Thermal property: Name the quantity defined as heat required to raise a body’s temperature by 1 K. Distinguish between per-body and per-unit-mass definitions. Choose the correct physical quantity.

Concept Heat capacity (C) is the heat required to raise the temperature of an object by 1 K. Specific heat capacity (c) is per unit mass. Final Answer Heat capacity.

Difficulty: Easy

Specific heat capacity
Heat capacity
Latent heat
Enthalpy

Correct Answer: Heat capacity

Explanation:

Concept

Heat capacity (C) is the heat required to raise the temperature of an object by 1 K. Specific heat capacity (c) is per unit mass.

Final Answer
Heat capacity.

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