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Parker betz was here

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Enthalpy H, a measure of the total energy in a system

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thermal equilibrium

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heat is measured in calories
1 calorie= amount of energy needed to raise 1 g of H20 1°C

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heat is cool

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The triangle thingy means change

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System and surroundings. System- the chemical/reaction/object that we are measuring for.
Surroundings-the area outside our system, where the heat USB’s being transferred to, or taken from.

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I don't know how to do the calorie equation

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Exo is heat going out and so am I

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(Mass A * Temp A) + (mass B * Temp B) / total grams

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q=M•Cp•T

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maya

i think a bag of suger would be a lot of calories becus
you get a lot of atp but you also get fat soooo yhea

calories of food not other calories

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Certain chemicals have a different specific heat capacity

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Exo is heat going out

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H2O's heat capacity is 1.0

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there is a system and surrounding

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Endothermic and exothermic

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Fire burns you

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Deep fried ice creamr

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I remember nothing

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Deep fried ice cream is also a lot of calories

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Heat is hot

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My names Cam, the man with the plan, and I have a short attention span, what that over there

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we have to do some equation but i have no idea what equation

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Deep fried snickers bars are a lot of calories 

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Deep fried snickers bars are a lot of calories 

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q=M*Cp*T

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There is exothermic and endothermic reactions

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The variables to find the heat calories are mass, specific heat capacity, and the change in temperature