The unit of specific heat at constant pressure, Cp, in SI unit is__________________?
Correct answer: A. J/kg°K
- A. J/kg°K
- B. W/m2°C
- C. W/m°K
- D. J/m3°K
Explanation
Specific heat is energy required per unit mass per unit temperature rise. In SI units, this is J/(kg·K), which is equivalent to J/(kg·°C) for temperature differences.
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