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Is it possible to raise the temperature of water by heating it in a container made-up of paper? [Temperature required to burn the paper is more than 100°C]

Important Questions on Heat

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Rings made-up of copper and iron are fixed as shown in the figure. On heating the rings, explain what happens to them, if the thickness of the rings are negligible.

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20 g of water at 50°C is mixed with 10 g of water at 15°C, then find the equilibrium temperature of the mixture.
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Explain why a clinical thermometer is exclusively used to measure the human body temperature and a laboratory thermometer is used to measure the temperatures of different substances but not to measure the human body temperature.

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Two beakers A and B contain water at different temperatures. When 1 litre of water from beaker A is mixed with 2 litre of water from beaker B, the equilibrium temperature is 16°C and when 2 litre of water from beaker A is mixed with 2 litre of water from beaker B, then the equilibrium temperature is 14°C. Determine the temperature of water in the beakers A and B.
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Two beakers contain hot water of the same temperature. One beaker is placed in another beaker containing cold water and the other beaker in front of a rotating fan. It is observed that the beaker placed in front the fan cools faster. Explain the reason.
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When the same amount of heat is supplied to the different materials, will they increase their temperature by the equal amount? Why?
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A test tube is filled with some water. A small piece of wax is fixed at the bottom of the test tube and a small piece of wax is made to float on the water. What happens to the wax at the top and bottom of the test tube if the test tube is heated at the top, middle and bottom?
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Why is hot water more effective than cold water in extinguishing fire?