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### PSCI 110 Assignment #7: Heat #### Questions: 1. **The heating element in an electric stove gives off a dull red glow when it is running. This is an example of heat transfer by:** - a. Conduction - b. Convection - c. Radiation - **Answer: c. Radiation** 2. **While ice is melting, what happens to its temperature?** - a. The temperature steadily increases. - b. The temperature stays constant. - c. The temperature steadily decreases. - **Answer: b. The temperature stays constant.** 3. **A blacksmith heats a 2.5 kg piece of steel to 850 °C, then allows it to cool to room temperature (20 °C). How much heat is released as it cools? (The specific heat of steel is 466 J/kg·°C)** - **Answer not provided.** 4. **A small brass ring has a mass of 0.02 kg. A scientist measures that 342 J of heat are required to increase its temperature by 45 °C. Based on this information, what is the specific heat of brass?** - **Answer not provided.** For questions 5-7, the following values will be needed: - **Specific heat of liquid water: 4,186 J/kg·°C** - **Heat of vaporization of water: 226,000 J/kg** - **Boiling point of water: 100 °C** **A tea kettle holds 0.6 kg of water at 25 °C. It is placed on a stove until the water has entirely boiled and turned to steam.** 5. **How much heat is required to raise the temperature of the water to its boiling point?** - **Answer not provided.** 6. **How much heat is required to fully vaporize the water?** - **Answer not provided.** 7. **What is the total energy absorbed by the water during this process?** - **Answer not provided.**
Transcribed Image Text:### PSCI 110 Assignment #7: Heat #### Questions: 1. **The heating element in an electric stove gives off a dull red glow when it is running. This is an example of heat transfer by:** - a. Conduction - b. Convection - c. Radiation - **Answer: c. Radiation** 2. **While ice is melting, what happens to its temperature?** - a. The temperature steadily increases. - b. The temperature stays constant. - c. The temperature steadily decreases. - **Answer: b. The temperature stays constant.** 3. **A blacksmith heats a 2.5 kg piece of steel to 850 °C, then allows it to cool to room temperature (20 °C). How much heat is released as it cools? (The specific heat of steel is 466 J/kg·°C)** - **Answer not provided.** 4. **A small brass ring has a mass of 0.02 kg. A scientist measures that 342 J of heat are required to increase its temperature by 45 °C. Based on this information, what is the specific heat of brass?** - **Answer not provided.** For questions 5-7, the following values will be needed: - **Specific heat of liquid water: 4,186 J/kg·°C** - **Heat of vaporization of water: 226,000 J/kg** - **Boiling point of water: 100 °C** **A tea kettle holds 0.6 kg of water at 25 °C. It is placed on a stove until the water has entirely boiled and turned to steam.** 5. **How much heat is required to raise the temperature of the water to its boiling point?** - **Answer not provided.** 6. **How much heat is required to fully vaporize the water?** - **Answer not provided.** 7. **What is the total energy absorbed by the water during this process?** - **Answer not provided.**
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