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student desing an experiment to see if the thermo energy is transfer at the same rate in different liquids the students safely h

eat 2 different room temperatures liquids on a hot plate an measure the temperature after 10 minutes what variable such the student control

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(b) The 220 psi is equal to $31680lbf/ft^2$

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(d) The 1.0 atm to inches of glycerin is equal to 323.07 inches.

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(a) The conversion used from feet to pascal is:

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As we are given that 60 feet of water. Now we have to convert into Pa.

As, $1\text{ feet}=2989.07Pa$

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(b) The conversion used from $psi$ to $lbf/ft^2$ is:

$1\text{ psi}=144lbf/ft^2$

As we are given that 220 psi. Now we have to convert into $lbf/ft^2$ .

As, $1\text{ psi}=144lbf/ft^2$

So, $220\text{ psi}=\frac{220\text{ psi}}{1\text{ psi}}\times 144lbf/ft^2=31680lbf/ft^2$

The 220 psi is equal to $31680lbf/ft^2$

(c) The conversion used from torr to pascal is:

$1\text{ torr}=133.322Pa$

As we are given that 120 torr. Now we have to convert into Pa.

As, $1\text{ torr}=133.322Pa$

So, $120\text{ torr}=\frac{120\text{ torr}}{1\text{ torr}}\times 133.322Pa=15998.6Pa$

The 120 torr is equal to 15998.6 Pa.

(d) 1.0 atm to inches of glycerin

Formula used : $P=\rho gh$

where,

P = pressure of glycerin = 1.0 atm = 101325 Pa

g = acceleration due to gravity = $9.8m/s^2$

$\rho$ = density of glycerin = $1260kg/m^3$

Now put all the given values in above formula, we get:

$101325Pa=(1260kg/m^3)\times (9.8m/s^2)\times h$

$h=8.206\frac{Pa.m^2s^2}{kg}=8.206m=323.07\text{ inches}$

Conversion used :

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The 1.0 atm to inches of glycerin is equal to 323.07 inches.

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As we are given that 1050 mmHg. Now we have to convert into $lbf/ft^2$ .

As, $1\text{ mmHg}=0.359lbf/ft^2$

So, $1050\text{ mmHg}=\frac{1050\text{ mmHg}}{1\text{ mmHg}}\times 0.359lbf/ft^2=376.95lbf/ft^2$

The 1050 mm Hg is equal to $376.95lbf/ft^2$

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