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The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water through one Kelvin is called

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Engr. Manjhi
Engr. Manjhi 8 months ago
B. Specific heat at constant pressure
Dr. Akash
Dr. Akash 3 years ago
4.18 k jule
Vinay Singh
Vinay Singh 6 years ago
Answer should be 1 kcal
Vinay Singh
Vinay Singh 6 years ago
answer will be kilo calorie
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar 6 years ago
Please explain anyone
Abhijeet Ghogare
Abhijeet Ghogare 6 years ago
Specific heat only
Asif Ansari
Asif Ansari 7 years ago
Explain please
Abi Shek
Abi Shek 7 years ago
Whatttt!
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