Time to raise tem from 25 to 145 celcius

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To calculate the time required to raise cookie dough from 25°C to 145°C, additional information is needed, such as the power of the heating source. The energy equation provided, E=m*spec heat*(145-25), calculates the energy required, which is 4176 joules based on the given mass and specific heat. However, without knowing the heating power in watts, the time cannot be determined. Users are encouraged to provide more details for a complete solution. Accurate calculations depend on both energy requirements and the heating method used.
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im trying to work out time it takes to raise the temperature of cookie dough from 25 celcius to 145 celcius.
E=m*spec heat *(145-25)
I have E=.012*2900*(120)= 4176j,

how do I work out the time it takes. thanks in advance

 
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dannie7 said:
im trying to work out time it takes to raise the temperature of cookie dough from 25 celcius to 145 celcius.
E=m*spec heat *(145-25)
I have E=.012*2900*(120)= 4176j,

how do I work out the time it takes. thanks in advance
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