Specific Heat - Interactive Lesson
Interactive Lesson for Specific Heat. Specific Heat
Interactive Course Summary
Specific Heat Capacity and Thermal Inertia — Specific heat capacity ($c$) is an intrinsic physical property defining the quantity of heat required to elevate one gram of a pure substance by one Kelvin. The anomalous high specific heat of liquid water is calculated as a function of extensive intermolecular hydrogen-bonding networks.