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A tourist drops a 1liter water filled balloon from 170m high- if air resistance is negligible and almost all the motion energy heats the water find the increase in temperature of the water at ground?
The water in a 1 liter balloon at 4 degrees Celsius weighs 9.81 Newtons on earth at sealevel. Lifting 9.81 Newtons 170 meters requires 1667.7 Newton meters of energy. 1667.7 Newton meters = 398.589866 calories. 1 calorie will raise 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius. 1 liter of water at 4 degrees Celsius has the mass of 1000 grams. Upon impact, assuming that the object into which the water impacted received no energy transfer and that the water did not evaporate, and that the balloon fell absolutely frictionlessly,,,i.e., it fell in some textbook author's small twisted mind, the water would have gained 398.589866 calories / 1000 grams = 0.398589866 Celsius...rounded to 1 place (Your least precise term was 1 liter) you could expect a 0.4 Celsius temperature increase...assuming you had an instantaneously recording thermometer and that there was no chemical reaction with the substrate into which the balloon impacted and that the contracting rubber shards of the balloon did not add to the heat and that the moon was in conjunction with Venus...This is so hypothetical that it is laughable. Somebody needs a hobby.
What is the greatest increase weather temperature within 24 hours?
On January 25th, 1916 residents of Browning, Montana were still adjusting to the largest 24 hour temperature change on record in the U.S.. On January 23rd and 24th, 1916 the temperature fell from a pleasant 44 degrees above zero to a bitter -56 degrees in 24 hours. That's a temperature change of an amazing 100 degrees in 24 hours and that's a record that still stands as the largest 24 hour temperature fluctuation in the U.S. (Source: NOAA's National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office)
What is the past tense of free-fall?
"They have free- fallen" "They free-fell"
What is the part of speech for light in this sentene a light drizzle fell all day.?
In this sentence, "light" is being used as an adjective to describe the type of drizzle that fell all day.
When was the first time rain fell on Earth?
The first time rain fell on Earth is estimated to have occurred around 4 billion years ago during the Hadean Eon.
Why was a patient who fell through the ice treated for hypothermia?
A patient who fell through the ice was treated for hypothermia because they had a dangerously low body temperature. Hypothermia sets in once the body temperature falls below 95 degrees.
What temperature does does it have to be for snow to fall?
28 degrees and lower 32 degrees Fahrenheit, or 0 degrees Celsius. 32 The temperature has to be 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower for snow to form in the atmosphere, but the temperature on the ground can be higher. On the ground, rain usually starts to turn to snow somewhere between 35 and 37 degrees F, but can be as high as 41 degrees, depending on how quickly the temperature changes in the atmosphere that the snow falls through. Snow usually starts to stick on the ground at around 34 degrees F.
What did the temperature drop by in the ice age?
average global temperature, about 5C lower than today. local temperatures in some places fell far more, while a few areas warmed some.
What is the largest temperature change in a 24 hour period?
On January 25th, 1916 residents of Browning, Montana were still adjusting to the largest 24 hour temperature change on record in the U.S.. On January 23rd and 24th, 1916 the temperature fell from a pleasant 44 degrees above zero to a bitter -56 degrees in 24 hours. That's a temperature change of an amazing 100 degrees in 24 hours and that's a record that still stands as the largest 24 hour temperature fluctuation in the U.S. (Source: NOAA's National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office)
What was the coldest temperature in California in 1990?
The highest recorded temperature for California - and the highest recorded temperature ever in the United States and even Western Hemisphere - was at Furnace Creek, in Death Valley, Californian on July 10, 1913: 1340 F (57 C) .The highest temprature in Calafornia was in Death Valley recorded at 136 degrees.
If the temperature was -25c and rose 19c and then fell 8c?
Yes, it could do that in very cold environments.
How do you write a sentence using the word below?
Emmitt hid below the table. My snack fell below my chair. The ship was below water. Below deck, the skipper was asleep.
How can you use flurries iN a sentence?
Snow flurries fell as the temperature started dropping.
WhEre did the satELlite hit?
The NASA UARS Satellite fell to earth north-east of Vanuatu, 14.1 degrees South latitude and 170.2 degrees West longitude.
On July 21 1983 the temperature fell to 128.6f what was the name of this Russian station?
Vostok
When is a fever a fever?
when you fell your head is warm or when you check your temperature with a thermostat and it is above 100
A tourist drops a 1liter water filled balloon from 170m high- if air resistance is negligible and almost all the motion energy heats the water find the increase in temperature of the water at ground?
The water in a 1 liter balloon at 4 degrees Celsius weighs 9.81 Newtons on earth at sealevel. Lifting 9.81 Newtons 170 meters requires 1667.7 Newton meters of energy. 1667.7 Newton meters = 398.589866 calories. 1 calorie will raise 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius. 1 liter of water at 4 degrees Celsius has the mass of 1000 grams. Upon impact, assuming that the object into which the water impacted received no energy transfer and that the water did not evaporate, and that the balloon fell absolutely frictionlessly,,,i.e., it fell in some textbook author's small twisted mind, the water would have gained 398.589866 calories / 1000 grams = 0.398589866 Celsius...rounded to 1 place (Your least precise term was 1 liter) you could expect a 0.4 Celsius temperature increase...assuming you had an instantaneously recording thermometer and that there was no chemical reaction with the substrate into which the balloon impacted and that the contracting rubber shards of the balloon did not add to the heat and that the moon was in conjunction with Venus...This is so hypothetical that it is laughable. Somebody needs a hobby.
