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A student conducts an experiment boiling water in a 3.96L pot. The Diameter of the base...

A student conducts an experiment boiling water in a 3.96L pot. The Diameter of the base of the pot is 7-3/4” and the height is 5-1/8”.

2 Liters of water @ 23°C takes 11 minutes to boil. 500mL of water at 23°C are added to the boiling water. Producing 3-1/4” height of water and 88°C mixture temperature. It then takes till 11:29 for the water mixture to resume boiling. The whole operation takes 1 hour and 26 minutes from start to the pot boiled dry. How much energy was required for this process?

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