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Exercise 4.6 from Richard Wolfson's Energy, Environment, and Climate (a) Calculate the energy needed to bring...

Exercise 4.6 from Richard Wolfson's Energy, Environment, and Climate

(a) Calculate the energy needed to bring a cup of water (about 250 g) from 10 degrees C to the boiling point. Then find the time it takes to heat this water (b) in a 900 W microwave oven that transfers essentially all of its microwave energy into the water and (c) in a 1 kg aluminum pan sitting on a 1500 W electric stove burner that transfers 75% of its energy output to the water and the pan. Assume the pan, too, starts at 10 degrees C and has to be heated to water's boiling point.

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