Hello everyone, following the discovery of this excellent forum and the enormous skills therein, I would like to ask your opinion on a process. Is it possible, with little energy, to raise the t ° of a gas or fluid around 400 ° c?
Thank you for your answers! good night
Heating a gas or liquid with little energy
Hello,
the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature of a certain amount of liquid is fixed by physics. for example for water, it takes 4,18 joule to raise by 1 °, 1 gram of water.
it's called the mass heat of water.
each liquid or gas will have different properties but the amount of energy required is fixed.
so when you say: with little energy ??? I don't really see what you're looking for.
tell us a little more.
the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature of a certain amount of liquid is fixed by physics. for example for water, it takes 4,18 joule to raise by 1 °, 1 gram of water.
it's called the mass heat of water.
each liquid or gas will have different properties but the amount of energy required is fixed.
so when you say: with little energy ??? I don't really see what you're looking for.
tell us a little more.
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