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A heater of resistance 1.6 ohms is used to heat 10 kg of water in a copper calorimeter.
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Step 1: Identify the given values for part 5a.
- Voltage of heater
- Current through heater
- Time duration
- Mass of copper calorimeter
- Mass of water in calorimeter
- Initial temperature of calorimeter and water
- Mass of ice added
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