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    Physics Suppleme Ntary Exercise-Mixture: Block Concrete Cold of Mass

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    1. The graph shows the temperatures of a hot concrete block and a cold one over time after being placed in contact, with no energy lost to surroundings. The ratio of the masses of the cold to hot blocks can be estimated from the graph. 2. When two objects at different initial temperatures are placed in contact, they will reach thermal equilibrium at a temperature between the initial temperatures. The amount of heat transferred depends on the temperature difference and heat capacities. 3. A mixture of fish balls, water, and noodles is heated by a stove. The temperature changes over time can be used to calculate the power of the stove and the specific heat capacity of the noodles.

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    1. The graph shows the temperatures of a hot concrete block and a cold one over time after being placed in contact, with no energy lost to surroundings. The ratio of the masses of the cold to hot blocks can be estimated from the graph. 2. When two objects at different initial temperatures are placed in contact, they will reach thermal equilibrium at a temperature between the initial temperatures. The amount of heat transferred depends on the temperature difference and heat capacities. 3. A mixture of fish balls, water, and noodles is heated by a stove. The temperature changes over time can be used to calculate the power of the stove and the specific heat capacity of the noodles.

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    1. The graph shows the temperatures of a hot concrete block and a cold one over time after being placed in contact, with no energy lost to surroundings. The ratio of the masses of the cold to hot blocks can be estimated from the graph. 2. When two objects at different initial temperatures are placed in contact, they will reach thermal equilibrium at a temperature between the initial temperatures. The amount of heat transferred depends on the temperature difference and heat capacities. 3. A mixture of fish balls, water, and noodles is heated by a stove. The temperature changes over time can be used to calculate the power of the stove and the specific heat capacity of the noodles.

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    Physics

    Suppleme ntary Exercise- Mixture

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    1. In an experiment, a hot concrete block and a cold one are placed in
    70
    contact. The graph shows how the temperatures of the blocks change with
    time. 60

    Assume no energy is lost to the surroundings. Estimate fro m the graph the 50

    T / de gre e C
    40
    mass of cold concrete block
    ratio 30
    mass of hot concrete block

    20

    10

    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30

    t / mi n

    2. Two objects at different initial temperatures, T 1 and T2 (where T1 >T2 ), are placed in contact. Suppose they have the same
    heat capacity C and assume that there is no energy exchange with the surroundings.
    (1) Find the temperature at which the objects are in thermal equlibriu m.
    (2) Find the amount of heat transferred fro m the hot object.
    (3) State the factors that affect the amount of heat transferred.

    3. Baba is going to make a bowl of fish ball noodles (Fig b ). The mass of each fish ball is 80g.
    (a) Baba puts two fish balls at 2°C into 800 g of water at 20 °C. After a few minutes, he heats the fish-ball-and-water
    ‘mixture’ over a stove. Take the specific heat capacity of the fish ball as 2400 J kg -1 °C-1 .
    (i) What is the temperature of the ‘mixture ’ before it is heated?
    (ii) If it takes 5 minutes to heat the ‘mixture ’ up to 90°C, what is the power of the stove?
    (b) He then puts 500 g of noodles at 15°C into the water. It takes another 1 minute to heat the ‘mixture’ up to 90 °C
    using the same setting. What is the specific heat capacity of the noodles?

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