E AND HEAT TRANSFER PROBLEMS 14.4 Find Q for each material. Steel, w 3.00 lb, AT 500°F, Q 2. 1. Btu Copper, m = 155 kg, AT=170°C, Q= 3. kcal Water, w 19.0 lb, AT= 200°F, Q Water, m = 250 Ice, m 5.00 kg, AT= 20°C, Q = Steam, w 5.00 lb, AT 40°F, Q = Aluminum, m 79.0 g, AT = 16°C, Q = Btu 4. g, AT = 17.0°C, Q = cal 5. J 6. Btu 7. cal

E AND HEAT TRANSFER PROBLEMS 14.4 Find Q for each material. Steel, w 3.00 lb, AT 500°F, Q 2. 1. Btu Copper, m = 155 kg, AT=170°C, Q= 3. kcal Water, w 19.0 lb, AT= 200°F, Q Water, m = 250 Ice, m 5.00 kg, AT= 20°C, Q = Steam, w 5.00 lb, AT 40°F, Q = Aluminum, m 79.0 g, AT = 16°C, Q = Btu 4. g, AT = 17.0°C, Q = cal 5. J 6. Btu 7. cal

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E AND HEAT TRANSFER
PROBLEMS 14.4
Find Q for each material.
Steel, w 3.00 lb, AT 500°F, Q
2.
1.
Btu
Copper, m = 155 kg, AT=170°C, Q=
3.
kcal
Water, w 19.0 lb, AT= 200°F, Q
Water, m = 250
Ice, m 5.00 kg, AT= 20°C, Q =
Steam, w 5.00 lb, AT 40°F, Q =
Aluminum, m 79.0 g, AT = 16°C, Q =
Btu
4.
g, AT = 17.0°C, Q =
cal
5.
J
6.
Btu
7.
cal

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