Specific heat capacity vs molar heat capacity

[Maria Bajenov 1I]

Is molar heat capacity a type of specific heat capacity since it is per amount?

[Curtis Tam 1J]

I believe so!

[RussellChin_3A]

yes, its basically how must heat needed to raise one mole of a substance 1 degree, whether it is Celsius or Kelvin

[Jennie Fox 1D]

yes!

[AAPR399]

The specific heat capacity is the heat capacity per mass of substance while the molar heat capacity is per moles of substance. The concepts are very similar.

[Sarah Maraach 2K]

Not necessarily; Specific heat is particularly per a unit of mass, rather than just an amount of something. Molar heat capacity falls under an 'amount' since it is per one mole. So, I wouldn't associate them as one type of the other, but just two similar measures of heat capacity useful in their own right.