Asked by Mikky
a bunsen burner flame takes 8 minutes to raise 250g of water from 20 degrees to 100 degrees celcius, when the water is in a beaker of mass 100g (c=0.67J/g degrees celcuius). How long will i take to raise the temperature of 200g of glycerin (c=2.43J/g degrees celcius) contained in the same beaker from 20 to 80 degrees celcius?
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Answered by
drwls
The heat required to raise the beaker temperature will be 3/4 as much the second time, becasue of the delta-T rTIO. The heat required to heat the liquid will be higher by a factor (200/250)(2.43/0.67) = 2.90
Calculate the total heat required in the second case. The ratio (heat)2/(heat1) wilL be the ratio of the heating times required, assuming the heaT transfer rate of the burner is the same.
Calculate the total heat required in the second case. The ratio (heat)2/(heat1) wilL be the ratio of the heating times required, assuming the heaT transfer rate of the burner is the same.
Answered by
Mikky
i don't get this, could you explain in details or could u tell me the ans. so i could verify my answer. thanks
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