Heat capacities

[Tiffany Cao 1D]

What if you were given the specific heating capacity which is measured in J/g*C, but asked to find final temperature in K. Are Celsius and Kelvin used interchangeably in this case?

[Jessica Nunez 1I]

Celsius and Kelvin can be used interchangeably in this case because the degree change in Celsius is equivalent to the degree change in Kelvin.

[Andrea Grigsby 1I]

if it's calculating temperature change, then the difference will be the same whether it's in kelvin or celcius

[Sophia Bozone 2G]

Degrees celsius and Kelvin cannot be used interchangeably. One unit of each is indeed equal, but as for the numerical value associated with a temperature, Kelvin is equal to # degrees celsius + 273.15

[Veronica Rasmusen 2B]

In this case, J/g*C is the same as J/g*K

[Sarah 2F]

You use the temperature of whichever unit is given in that constant but I believe if it is a delta T then you can use them interchangeably.