SOLUTION: How much energy in Cal does it take to completely boil 1.70 kg of water at 23oC?
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Question 1182913: How much energy in Cal does it take to completely boil 1.70 kg of water at 23oC?
Answer by ikleyn(52794) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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How much energy in Cal does it take to completely boil 1.70 kg of water at 23oC?
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"To completely boil water" is incorrect ( = nonsensical = ) combination of Physics terms/words/notions.
The correct formulation could // would be
"How much energy in calories does it take to heat up 1.70 kg of water from 23°C to the boiling temperature? "
Or, if you mean something different, then express this different in other correct terms.
The appropriate words are "vaporize", "to convert to steam" etc., depending on what you want to express . . .
To come to the forum with such formulation as in this post is the same as to come to a city square
keeping in your hands a placard with inscription written in CAPITAL LETTERS
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I don't know Physics, but want to compose Physics problems
and disseminate them in the Internet.
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Please do not refer to your professor and/or to other similar posts in the Internet.
I saw, probably, about five similar posts in the Internet, and I can certify
that they all are written and disseminated by people illiterate in Physics.
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