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A sample of water was heated from 250C to 350C. How much was the rise in temperature on Kelvin scale?

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Answered by aswinikumar2604
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Explanation:

We know that K =C + 273

thus 25oC converted into Kelvin scale will give, K = 25+273

= 298K

35oC converted into Kelvin scale will give , K = 35 +273

= 308 K

So,

i) Initial temperature on Kelvin scale will be = 298K

Final temperature on Kelvin scale will be = 308K

ii)Rise in temperature on the Celcius scale = [35-25]oC

= 10oC

iii)Rise in temperature of water on the Kelvin scale = [308-298]K

= 10 K

iv)The temperature in degree Fahrenheit (oF) is related to the temperature in oC by the relation

T[oF] = T [oC] × 95 +32

Initial temperature in oF = 25 × 95 + 32

= 77oF

Final temperature in oF = 35 × 95 + 32

= 95oF

Therefore rise in temperature in oF = [95-77]oF

= 18oF

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