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This is an easy calculation, which can be found in any thermodynamics text.


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Hie,

I would like to know how much electricty energy will I need to raise 1L of water by 1 Degree Celcius, using a heater of 350W capacity. My hatchery is located at a sea coast.

Hastings





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