I believe it would because the aluminum and water will both draw from the heat source. Aluminum needs approximately 0.9 joules of energy to raise one degree and water needs 4.79 joules. Because of this the aluminum rod and water will have different final temperatures. The tests that I did...
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If I put an aluminum rod into a beaker of water then heat the beaker on a hot plate, will it take longer for the water to reach 75 celsius compared to when it is heated alone? Someone helped me by saying that they have different heat...
Thanks:) also though if I put an aluminum rod into a beaker of water then heat the beaker will it take longer for the water to reach 75 celsius because they have different heat capacities. Will the aluminum use up energy that would otherwise be used to heat the water?
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Does the insertion of aluminum rods into a beaker of water affect the time it takes for the temperature of the water to reach 75 degrees Celsius when heated?
I believe it would because there is more mass but I'm not...