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16. A kettle used at a building site is filled with 25 liters of water at 16 ℃. The water is heated until it reaches 90 ℃. Calculate the amount of heat required in kJ. A) 7.74 x 106 kJ C) 7.74 x 103 kJ B) 1.11 x 107 kJ D) 1.11 x 104 kJ

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Answered by aaravs618gmailcom
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Answer:

Reservoir

T

0

=1000°C

R

1

=0.25m

Outer radius R

2

=0.50m

Initially filled with water at T=0°C

The thermal conductivity of the material K=

10

2

W/m−K

Heat capacity is negligible

Find the time required to raise the temperature of water to 100°C

Take specific heat of water S=4.2KJ/kg°C

Density of water d=1000kg/m

3

The formula will be

Q

cond.sph

=

R

sph

T

1

−T

2

R

sph

=

4πr

1

r

2

K

r

2

−r

1

R

sph

=

4π×0.50×0.25×10

2

(0.50−0.25)×4π

R

sph

=

0.25×0.50×10

2

0.25

=

50×10×10

100

=

50

1

m

Now,

T

2

=1000+273=1273K

T

1

=273K

Q=

50

1

1273−273

=50000columb

t=

42×1000

50000×10

=121.42s

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