O.5 kg Aluminium on a stove i s used to heat 0.25 0 liters pan of water fr om 20. 0°c to 80°C. calculate heat transferred to the aluminium ? (Heat transferred of water = 6.27 X10 "J) Cspecificheat of water = 4186 J/kg°c, specifiche at aluminium = 900 J/K

O.5 kg Aluminium on a stove i s used to heat 0.25 0 liters pan of water fr om 20. 0°c to 80°C. calculate heat transferred to the aluminium ? (Heat transferred of water = 6.27 X10 "J) Cspecificheat of water = 4186 J/kg°c, specifiche at aluminium = 900 J/K

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A 0-5 kg Alvminium pan on
a stove i s used to heat 0.250 liters
of water from 20. 0°c to 80°C. calculate
heat transferred to
the aluminium ?
(Heat transferred of water = 6.27 x1o"J)
Cspecificheat of water =
4186 J / kg °c, specifiche at aluminium = 900 J/kg°C

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