Question #208277

An electric kettle containing 600 cm3 of water at 90C and with a heater

coil resistance equal to 16 Ω was left connected to the mains. In how

much time will all the water in the kettle boil away? The voltage in the

mains is 120 V and the efficiency of the kettle 60%.


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Expert's answer
2021-06-18T11:23:34-0400

V=600cm3V = 600cm^3

ρ=1gcm3\rho= 1\frac{g}{cm^3}

m=ρV=600g=0.6kgm= \rho V=600g=0.6kg

The amount of energy required to heat water to 100°\text{The amount of energy required to heat water to }100\degree

ΔT=100°9°=81°\Delta T =100\degree-9\degree= 81\degree

c=4200JkgC°c=4200\frac{J}{kg*C\degree}

Q1=cmΔTQ_1= cm\Delta T

Q1=42000.681=204120JQ_1= 4200*0.6*81=204120J

The amount of energy required to convert water to steam\text{The amount of energy required to convert water to steam}

L=2300000JkgL =2300000\frac{J}{kg}

Q2=LmQ_2 = Lm

Q2=23000000.6=1380000JQ_2=2300000*0.6=1380000J


Q=Q1+Q2Q=Q_1+Q_2

Q=204120+1380000=1584120JQ=204120+1380000=1584120J


according to Joule-Lenz Law:\text {according to Joule-Lenz Law:}

Q3=I2RtQ_3=I^2Rt

I=URI =\frac{U}{R}

Q3=U2tRQ_3=\frac{U^2t}{R}

η=0.6\eta=0.6

Q=Q3ηQ =Q_3*\eta

t=QRU2ηt = \frac{QR}{U^2\eta}


t=15841201212020.6=2200st=\frac{1584120*12}{120^2*0.6}=2200s


Answer: 2200 s\text{Answer: }2200\ s




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