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User Guide
Use this calculator to determine the volumetric heat capacity of a substance in joules per cubic metre per kelvin (J/m³·K), joules per cubic centimetre per kelvin (J/cm³·K), joules per litre per kelvin (J/L·K), british thermal units per cubic foot per degree Fahrenheit (Btu ISO/ft³·°F), british thermal units per u.s. gallon per degree Fahrenheit (Btu ISO/gal·°F (usa)), calories per cubic centimetre per degree Celsius (cal/cm³·°C), kilocalories per cubic metre per degree Celsius (kcal/m³·°C) or kilocalories per litre per degree Celsius (kcal/L·°C) units, from its heat capacity and total volume.
Formula
The formula used by this calculator to determine the volumetric heat capacity from the heat capacity and total volume is:
cV = C / V
Symbols
- cV = Volumetric heat capacity
- C = Heat capacity
- V = total volume
Heat Capacity (C)
This is the amount of thermal energy required to raise a substance or material by one unit of temperature.
Total Volume (V)
This is the total volume of the substance.
Volumetric Heat Capacity (cV)
This is the amount of heat required to raise a substance or material by one unit of volume and one unit of temperature.