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12. A water heater pitcher is used to heat 150 g of water for a cup of tea. The heater is labeled "500 W". How much time is needed to heat the water from 23°C to 100°C?

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12. A water heater pitcher is used to heat 150 g of water for a cup of tea. The heater is
labeled "500 W", How much time is needed to heat the water from 23°C to
100°C?
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