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Wasif Shah
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When a heating experiment for example when measuring the specific heat capacity of an aluminum block, why is it practical to turn the heater off and wait for the highest temperature reading on the thermometer and take that reading.
Why does the reading even rise when the heater is turned off? Shouldnt it directly start falling as soon as the heater is turned off?
Why does the reading even rise when the heater is turned off? Shouldnt it directly start falling as soon as the heater is turned off?