3rd Edition

ISBN: 9781119764601

Author: BRANNAN

Publisher: WILEY

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Chapter 1.1, Problem 2P

Blood plasma is stored at 40 ∘ F . Before it can be used, it must be at 90 ∘ F . When the plasma is placed an oven at 120 ∘ F , it takes 45 minutes to warm to 90 ∘ F . Assume that Newton’s law of cooling applies. How long will it take the plasma to warm 90 ∘ F if the oven temperature is set at 100 ∘ F ?

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