Mass + temperature - practice problems
Number of problems found: 30
- Heat energy
Energy is measured using the unit Joule (J). Temperature is measured using the unit degree Celsius °C). To increase the temperature of 1 liter of water by 1°C, 4200 J of heat energy is required. (a) Kelly wants to increase the temperature of 2 liters of w - Calculating 82316
From the formula for calculating thermal energy Q=m*c*t, express t and calculate by how many °C 2kg of water must be heated to increase its energy by 126kJ - Transferred 81895
The tin body transferred 150,000 J of heat, and its temperature dropped by 10°C. Calculate the mass of the tin body. (c of tin is 0.227 kJ/kg. °C). Enter the resulting weight in grams and round it to two decimal places. - Temperature 81892
By how much °C will the temperature of an iron key weighing 0.004 t change if it receives 360,000 J of heat? ( c of iron is 450 J/kg.°C ) - Temperature 81891
Calculate the mass heat capacity of a steel body weighing 2 kg, which was heated from an initial temperature of 15°C to 80°C by supplying 60 kJ of heat. - Surroundings 81843
A copper cylinder weighing 15 kg transferred 114.9 kJ of heat to the surroundings during cooling. By how many degrees Celsius did it cool down? - KiloJoules energy
In the washing machine, 6 liters of water were heated from a temperature of 22 degrees to 62 degrees. Find out the weight of 6 liters of water. What heat (in kJ= kiloJoules) did the water receive? - Effectiveness 80711
When testing the effectiveness of an electric cooker with data of 220 V, 1200 W, 1 kg of water at a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius was boiled for 8.5 minutes. Calculate the stove efficiency corresponding to these data - Surroundings 74114
In a cylinder with a piston, there is nitrogen N2 with a volume of 5 liters, a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius, and a pressure of 200 kPa. We very slowly compress the gas in the cylinder to half its volume while its temperature does not change. Determin - Calculate 71684
Calculate the mass of water that gave off 520.5 kJ of heat when cooled from 69 °C to 27 °C. - Temperature 63004
Brass weighing 2.5 kg absorbs the heat of 180 kJ. How does the temperature of the brass change? The specific heat capacity of brass is 0.36 kJ / C - Temperature 61484
The air bubble at the bottom of the lake at a depth of h = 21 m has a radius r1 = 1 cm at a temperature of t1 = 4 °C. The bubble rises slowly to the surface, and its volume increases. Calculate its radius when it reaches the lake's surface, with a tempera - Ice to boiling water
Calculate the heat needed to convert 5kg of ice at a temperature of -5°C to water with a temperature of 100°C. c (water) = 4200 J/°C/kg, c (ice) = 2100 J/°C/kg. The mass group heat of solidification of water is l = 334 kJ/kg. Calculate the heat that 1k g - Lead melt
Find the heat needed to melt an object made of lead weighing 250g and an initial temperature of 35°C. Lead melts at 327°C at normal pressure. Mass heat capacity of lead c = 129 J/kg • K and mass latent heat of lead lt (t is the subscript) = 22.6 kJ/kg. - There
There is 5 l of water with a temperature of 20°C in the bucket. We add 3 liters of hot water. The resulting temperature will be 30°C. What was the temperature of the hot water? - Latent heat
How much heat is needed to take from 100 g of water at 20°C to cool to the ice at -18°C? Mass heat capacity c (ice) = 21kJ/kg/°C; c (water) = 4.19 KJ/kg/°C and the mass group heat of solidification of water is l = 334kJ/kg - Heat transfer
We placed a lead object weighing 0.4 kg and 250°C in 0.4 L water. What was the initial temperature of water t2 if the object's temperature and the water after reaching equilibrium was 35°C? We assume that the heat exchange occurred only between the lead o - The aluminum
We placed the aluminum object with a weight of 0.80 kg and a temperature of 250°C in the water with a weight of 1.6 kg and a temperature of 23°C. What is the system temperature after reaching equilibrium? We assume that the heat exchange occurred only bet - The bath
The bath has water with a volume of 220 l and a temperature of 65°C. Find the mass m2 of water at 15°C to be poured, so the resulting temperature in the bath will be 40°C. We neglect the heat exchange between water and the environment. The mass - Radiators
Calculate the radiator output if it has a thermal gradient (difference between inlet water and return temperatures) a) 5°C b) 10°C c) 15°C d) 20°C A heating water volume flow is 45 kg/h. How fast the water flows from the supply pipe to the radiator e) DN1
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