Cooling Law

Temperature increase

Name: Santoyo Fragoso Aidee Guadalupe Villalobos Martinez Rodolfo

Group: TV29 Basic Science Dept.
CDMX, Mexico Differential equations
aidee.santoyo@yahoo.com.mx CDMX, Mexico

I. INTRODUCTION
In this experiment, we will observe the behavior of
temperatures at the time of increasing and decreasing the
aforementioned.
For this we had to analyze the formula to obtain the
necessary time in which the temperature increases or decreases.
This formula is obtained by the Newton equation

This belongs to your law of cooling

II. MATERIALS
 Coffee maker
 Infrared thermometer
III. METHODS
To carry out our experiment, we first fill the coffee
machine with 500ml of water.
Later we connected it so that it began to heat the liquid.
At zero minute we calculate the room temperature that we
have, this was 21.5 ° C. So we are calculating every minute
with the infrared thermometer, until we reach 9 minutes getting
92.7 ° C giving us a large temperature increase.
After having that temperature, we disconnected the coffee
maker and started calculating its cooling.

Increment Decrement

MINUTE TEMPERATURE MINUTE TEMPERATURE

0 21.5º 0 66.3º
1 32º 1 64.7º
2 39.2º 2 63.8º
3 47.6º 3 63.2º
4 56.4º 4 62.2º
5 64.8º 5 61.1º
6 71.5º 6 59.8º
7 79.8º 7 59.5º
8 86.4º 8 59º
9 92.7º 9 58.4º
 K= 3.0910
We repeat all this procedure with the other temperatures.
Getting an average with all the results
V. RESULTS

A= 0.5 and K= 1.1981

VI. CONCLUSION
All the calculations were treated, since it was to do the
same with different temperatures, divided between the given
minutes.
I must emphasize that the results obtained in my
experiment varied in a somewhat strange way
but even that does not pass the limit that is greater than 1.5
thus having the experiment finished.

IV. THEORETICAL PROCESS

From our formula we first clear T:

Getting: T=Aeˆkt+ To
From our temperature chart (when increasing) we get our
first result that is 20.5 ° C, at minute zero.
It would be as follows:
T (0) =21.5°C
Now we will take A
21.5= A eˆk (0) +21
0.5=A
We substitute the whole equation

T=0.5eˆk (1) +21

32= 0.5eˆk (1) +21
32-21= 0.5eˆ k (1)
35-21=eˆ k (1)
0.5
In 11 = In e ˆ k (1)
0.5
In 11 = 1k
0.5
In 11= K
0.5
1
In 22= K
1