Energy stores, transfers and conservation

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Question 26
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A student sets up an experiment to measure the temperature rise of 100 g of water when heated by a Bunsen burner in a glass beaker.

A schematic diagram of the experimental setup showing a glass beaker containing water supported on a wire gauze on a tripod above a Bunsen burner. A thermometer is placed in the water. There is no lid on the beaker and no insulation around the sides of the glass beaker.

Explain one way the student could modify this apparatus to reduce the amount of wasted energy.

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Energy stores, transfers and conservation Questions

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