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Question #344010

what is the heat capacity of 100 kg of a coolant that has a specific heat capacity of 2420 J/KgK

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The heat capacity

"C=cm\\\\\n=\\rm 2420\\: J\/(K\\cdot kg)*100\\: kg=2.42*10^5\\: J\/K"

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