On cold winter nights in days past, it was common to bring a hot object to bed with you. Which would keep you warmer through the cold night: a 10-kg iron brick or a 10-kg jug of hot water at the same high temperature? Explain. @Abhisar
10kg iron brick because the brick will stay warm longer due to the properties inside the brick
Specific heat capacity of water is greater than Iron brick, so it will loose heat at much less rate than Iron
warm water actually freezes faster than cold water in the freezer
How can u say that ?
i have done it
try it
i'll try, but i am not able to see any logic in it !
lol, a warm soda that you put ice in actually stays cold longer than a cold soda you put ice in
just like a box of freezer pops from the super market, they are not frozen but they take only a short time to freeze they are warm when you put them in the freezer
do you follow me?
okay..lets assume u r correct !
do u know about sea breeze ?
and land breeze ?
no
This is a phenomenon near seas....coastal areas
ok
actually, during day time due to sun rays, land gets heated up quickly that sea surface. This happens because specific heat of water is largest
and at night the water is really cool?
now air above the land rises up due to heat. To fill this gap air above the sea surface which is still cold rushes towards the land
This causes a breeze and is called as sea breeze
At night exact opposite happens
ok i experience that every morning off the lake
Since the specific heat of water is greatest it cools down slowly, so at night air above water rises and air above land which is cooler now rushes towards the sea. This is called as land breeze
i see
So the point is i'll still say that the answer is 10kg jug of hot water
makes sense
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