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Hello,
So, I'm not much of a physicist but I thought that at least this question will be simple enough to answer with some internet browsing... though it seems apparently that I can't tell my left from my right... :P
I have a bowl of water at room temperature (25 C). I blow at it with a fan who transports wind at say 25C with relative humidity of 40%.
And now I'm trying to figure out what amount of energy have disappeared from the liquid if say 10 grams were evaporated...
I read in wikipedia all about latent heat and heat of vaporization, but I still can't really figure much out.
Thank you very much, I know its fairly rudimentary question.
:)
So, I'm not much of a physicist but I thought that at least this question will be simple enough to answer with some internet browsing... though it seems apparently that I can't tell my left from my right... :P
I have a bowl of water at room temperature (25 C). I blow at it with a fan who transports wind at say 25C with relative humidity of 40%.
And now I'm trying to figure out what amount of energy have disappeared from the liquid if say 10 grams were evaporated...
I read in wikipedia all about latent heat and heat of vaporization, but I still can't really figure much out.
Thank you very much, I know its fairly rudimentary question.
:)