Question #235232

Calculate the required resistance of an immersion heater that will increase the
temperature of 1.50 kg of water from 10.00C to 50.00C in 10 minutes while operating at
110V.

Expert's answer

Power=V2RPower = \frac{V^2}{R}


=1102R= \frac{110^2}{R}


=1.21×104R= \frac{1.21×10^4}{R}

Energy=power×timeEnergy = power × time


time=10minutes=600seconds=6×102stime = 10 minutes = 600 seconds = 6×10^2 sEnergyinJoules=(1.21×6)×106R=7.26×106RinJoulesEnergy in Joules =\frac{ (1.21×6)×10^6}{R} =\frac{7.26 ×10^6}{R} in Joules


Joules into water = 1.5 kg×4190 J/kg deg×(50-10) deg

= 251,400 Joules =

=2.51×105=2.51×10^5

7.26×106R=2.51×105\frac{7.26 ×10^6 }{R }= 2.51 ×10^5

R=7.26×1062.51×105R = \frac{7.26 × 10^6}{2.51× 10^5}

R = 28.92 ohms





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