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If 100 calories of heat are absorbed by 10g of water at 15 degrees Celsius its temperature will be 21 or 23 C or 25 C or 27 C and explain the process?
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∙ 12y ago
By definition one calory is needed to heat up one gram of water exactly one degree celsius.
So 100 cal will heat 10 g. of water up for 10oC:
Temperature after heating will be 15 oC + 10oC = 25 oC
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