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serg [7]
3 years ago
11

How many minutes should 750 mL of water take to boil?

Chemistry
2 answers:
Ivenika [448]3 years ago
6 0

Heat require to boil 750 g water from 25 C0to 100 C0

Q = m s dT

= 750 g * 4.2 cal /g /K * (100 - 25)

= 236.25 * 103 J

If stove is supplying 1000 W power then time required is:

Q = P *t

236.25 * 103 = 1000 * t

t = 236.25 s

Thus 236.25 s is required by a 1000 W power supplying stove to boil 750 mL water


Gnoma [55]3 years ago
5 0

Heat require to boil 750 g water can be calculated from the formula:

Q=m\times s\times dT

Here, Q is the heat

m, is the mass

s is the specific heat

dT is the temperature difference

Here ,

m, is 750 g

s of water is 4.2 cal g⁻¹ K⁻

dT , as water is boiled from 25 to 100 C

Q=750\times 4.2\times (100 - 25)

= 236250 J

Assuming if input power is 1000 W then time required is:

Q=P\times t

236250 = 1000 \times t

t = 236.25 s

Thus time required to boil 750 g of water will be 236.25 s

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