You want to use an electric stove to heat some water. You place a pot filled with 1500 g of water at room temperature (25 °C) on the stove (the charaterisitics of the pot can be neglected). In order to heat the water faster, you also use an electric beater which does 120 J of work per second. After 9 minutes the water starts boiling (100 °C). Specific heat capacity of water is 4.2 J/(g*°C). What was the change of thermal energy in the water? 472500 472500 How much energy Q was thermally transfered from the stove only to the water? 64800 J X 64800 By how much has the energy of the surroundings changed? J X

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You want to use an electric stove to heat some water. You place a pot filled with 1500 g of water at room temperature (25 °C)
on the stove (the charaterisitics of the pot can be neglected). In order to heat the water faster, you also use an electric beater,
which does 120 J of work per second. After 9 minutes the water starts boiling (100 °C). Specific heat capacity of water is 4.2
J/(g*°C).
What was the change of thermal energy in the water?
472500
472500
How much energy
was thermally transfered from the stove only
the water?
64800
J X
64800
By how much has the energy of the surroundings changed?
J X
Transcribed Image Text:You want to use an electric stove to heat some water. You place a pot filled with 1500 g of water at room temperature (25 °C) on the stove (the charaterisitics of the pot can be neglected). In order to heat the water faster, you also use an electric beater, which does 120 J of work per second. After 9 minutes the water starts boiling (100 °C). Specific heat capacity of water is 4.2 J/(g*°C). What was the change of thermal energy in the water? 472500 472500 How much energy was thermally transfered from the stove only the water? 64800 J X 64800 By how much has the energy of the surroundings changed? J X
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