q value when no change in Temp

[Charlene D 3H]

Hi I'm wondering how you can find the q of a reaction when there is no temperature change? I thought of this while looking at the q = nC*deltaT equation.
When you use this equation, and input 0 for delta T, q can only equal 0.
Thank you.

[Chinyere Okeke 2J]

I think that if there is no change in temperature then that equation will give you a q of 0 since that equation tells us the heat due to temperature. If you want to get a q value not equal to 0 when there is no temp change you might need to use a different equation.

[Peter DePaul 1E]

Q is the value of the net heat transfer. If , then there's no heat transfer. Therefore q = 0

[Anthony_Sandoval_1D]

When there is no chance in Temp then the value of q would be 0.

[Aanya Tanti 3C]

If there is no change in temperature, the value of q is 0.

[Charmaine Ng 2D]

Q would be zero, since no change in temperature also means no heat is transferred

[Lauren Strickland 1B]

No change in temperature would mean q is equal to 0.

[Queena Chu 3E]

Q would be 0 since delta(T) is 0.