You want to boil 1.9L of water on your 1500W stove burner. Initially, the water is...
You want to boil 1.9L of water on your 1500W stove burner.
Initially, the water is at 20C,
and it is finished when it reaches a quality of 0.1. What time does
it take to boil the water with the lid on? With the lid off? I do
NOT want you to use heat capacities. Quality is the mass fraction:
vapor/(vapor + liquid).
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