Предмет: Физика, автор: nastyavolkova201951

Определи, на сколько градусов можно нагреть воду массой 411 кг при сжигании бензина массой 0,2 кг, если считать, что теплота, выделившаяся при полном сгорании бензина, целиком пошла на нагревание воды. Удельная теплоёмкость воды равна 4200 Дж/(кг·°С), удельная теплота сгорания бензина — 46 МДж/кг.

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Автор ответа: dzhinnivafelka
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Ответ:

Дано: m=546кг.

М= 0.2 кг.

n = 4200 Дж/( кг.°С)

q=43Mдж/кг.

Найти : ∆t=? Решение : Q1=cm∆t

Q2=qM

Q1=Q2

cm∆t=qM

∆t=(qM)/(cm)

∆t=(43000000*0.2)/(4200*546)=3.75=3.8°C

Ответ : вода нагреется на 3.8°С .

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