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Russell Biven decides to make some iced tea. He starts with 6 liters of water at 25°C. Assume that the properties (heat coefficients, density, etc) for iced tea are the same as for water. Example 1 Example 2 |
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A. | Russell starts by bringing the 6 liters of water to a boil. How
much heat is needed to be added to bring the water to a boil? (include units with answer) |
A: 450000cal |
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Russell gets distracted watching Ken Schwall and lets the pot continue to boil, allowing 1030 kJ of heat to be added to the boiling water. What percentage of the water boils away? (%)
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Russell takes the pot off the stove and adds the tea bags and 0.3 liters of tap water at 30°C to the pot. What is the equilibrium temperature? (°C)
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Russell likes his tea at 4°C. How much ice at -11°Cdoes Russell
need to add to bring the tea to 4°C?
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E. | What is the final volume of iced tea that Russell ends up
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