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Energy & Thermodynamics
Heat Transfer & Heating Processes
Suppose you want to heat a mug of H2O (250ml) from room temperature 25 degrees celcius to 100 degrees celcius. How much energy would you need from your microwave?
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energy= masswater*specificheat*(100-25)
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