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the largest of the great lakes lake superior contains about 1.20x10^16 kg of water.If the lake had a temperature of 12 Celsius degrees , how much energy would have to be removed to freeze the whole lake at 0 Celsius degree?
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please you have to apply the subsequent formula: \[\Delta Q=c*m*\theta \] where Delta Q is the energy that you have subtract for lake water in order to freeze it, theta is the initial temperature of lake water, and c is the specific heat of water. Usually we can assume \[c=4.18 \frac{ joule }{ gram*°C }\]
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