Help??
Where can I find the Btu value or heat content of water at various temperatures such as 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 & 100 degrees F? Say 1 lb of water.
Is it also generally safe to say that if the water is in contact with another surface, that the water will give up its heat content so long as the adjoining mass is cooler than the water??
For instance, if a 1 lb block of wood at 65 degrees F is submerged in water that is 80 degrees F, how much heat will flow from the water to the wood?
How does the thermal conductivity of the wood play into this?? Or does thermal conductivity relate only to the passage of gases through a substrate?
Please help.
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