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How Many Joules Are Needed To Increase The Temperature Of 150 Grams Of Water From 40.0*c To 65.0*c?

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    The energy created when you heat water is creates Joules of heat. It takes 4186 Joules to heat a kilogram of water 1*c. The formula is:

    Joules = 4186 (mass) (change in temperature)
    Joules = 4186 (150) (25*c)
    Joules = 15697500
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    Aicha 

    answered 2 years ago

    This is not correct - watch your units.

    (4184 J/Kg) * (0.150 Kg) * (25 degrees c) = 15,690 Joules

    You answered it for 150 Kg.
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