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The question was > Why would the amount of energy required to increase the temperature of a defined mass of water depend on the temperature? and the answer is
by kgwgk 5mo ago
The question was
> Why would the amount of energy required to increase the temperature of a defined mass of water depend on the temperature?
and the answer is that it does, except if you have a very restrictive model where it doesn't. (Edit: I see there was an edit to the previous comment, I had missed that.)
- bonsai_spool 5mo agoYes, I wrote both comments. Why does water relate to the ideal gas law?
- kgwgk 5mo agoIt doesn't. Your initial assumption that the heat capacity is a thing that doesn't depend on temperature did (because it may apply to ideal gases as opposed to water where it just doesn't stay constant as you noticed later).