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In The Absence Of Kitchen Appliances, Find 4 Ways To Heat 1 Kg Of Water From 20 Celsuis To 100 Celsuis?

So ya Im using the Q=mcAT equatin but I cant find any appliances to apply the formulas to. Any one got any other ideas?

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2 Responses to “In The Absence Of Kitchen Appliances, Find 4 Ways To Heat 1 Kg Of Water From 20 Celsuis To 100 Celsuis?”

1. billruss on August 31st, 2009 at 10:52 pm

   Put it in the sun at the focus of a large parabolic mirror.
   Take out the coolant of a car’s radiator and put this water in. Start engine.
   Put it in the core of a nuclear reactor
   Put it in a container in your fireplace and light a fire under it.
   remove the water from your hot water heater and put this water in.

2. jack s on September 1st, 2009 at 2:41 am

   raise it to a height use PE=mgh=Q and drop it, assume the energy will become internal when it hits the ground…

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