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The time it takes to raise the temperature of water with an electric heater

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The time T (s) it takes to raise the temperature of water in m (kg) from t1 (¡É) to t2 (¡É) with an electric heater with an electric capacity of P (kW) can be calculated as follows.

It is assumed that the specific heat of water is C = 4.2 kJ/kg*K, and all the heat generated by the electric heater is used to raise the temperature of the water.

The required amount of heat Qn (kJ) is

Qn = mC¥Ät = m*C*(t2-t1)

Since 1W = 1J/s, the amount of heat Q (kJ) generated by the heater during T (s) is,

Q = P*T

Therefore,

m*C*(t2-t1) = P*T

T = m*C*(t2-t1)/P

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T = m*C*(t2-t1)/P
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