Measuring Molar Heat of Solution

Question

For chemistry, I got a formula:

ΔH = mCΔT

I know that ΔH stands for enthalpy change, but what do the others stand for?

Answer 1

yes delta H = enthalpy

m is the mass (usually in grams)

c specific heat= quantity of heat necessary to increase the temperature of 1 g of 1 degree

delta T (is Tf -Ti) where Tf is final temperature and Ti initial temperature . Important notice : you can use celsius or absolute degrees (NOT FAHRENHEIT) And the sign tells you if you have negative or positve energy

Answer 2

ΔH is also reffered to as Q this is more when you get to thermodynamics

Answer 3

m=mass

C=specific heat capacity

ΔT=change in temperature(final temperature minus initial temperature)