What are the units for measuring specific heat

degrees celsius per gram

joules per degrees celsius

joules per gram degree celsius

degrees celsius per joule gram

The units for measuring specific heat is Joules per gram per Celsius.

Explanation:

Formula used to calculate heat released or absorbed is given by the equation:

where,

q = heat released or absorbed, units for this is Joules

m = mass of the substance, Units for this is grams

c = specific heat

= Temperature Change, Units for this is degree Celsius

Now, to calculate the units for specific heat, we rearrange the formula, which becomes:

And the units becomes:

So, the units for specific heat is Joules per gram per Celsius.

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