AQA GCSE Science Required Practical - Specific Heat Capacity

How to find the specific heat capacity of a metal

[@LocksVerse]

My desperate attempt to understand for homework due in 3 hours

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lol the people at the door at

[@rw_.2803]

Year 10 anyone?

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[@gloucestershire_kate]

Thank you for sharing this!

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the students in the background bloody legends

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[@Jessica-kp3qn]

This was really really helpful before my exam tomorrow, thank you :)

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banger vid fam 10/10

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im assuming most of u re from a class?

[@Ethan16119]

can someone help with my hw

[@hafsah8649]

what is the insulation?

[@taaseen1941]

thanks so much. This video was really helpful. I just have one question:

[@rosiehariss3604]

Really helpful thanks!

[@Darwinion]

When I learned my formulae for GCSE Physics I know that Power = Voltage x Current and that Energy = Power x Time (seconds) which is what has been done here to get 1980 Joules after 60 seconds.

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[@yungjasper]

nice!

[@jessburton1487]

Can I copy someone's circuit diagram for this? I don't know how it's supposed to look 😂