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B1 practical: Specific heat capacity of water (electric kettle) simulation

In this exercise the heating of a kettle will be modeled by building up a spreadsheet in Excel, starting with a simple no heat loss model then adding complexity by considering the heat given to the kettle then heat loss. This worksheet is written for student who have already grasped the basics of using Excel so should know how to add formula, insert graphs and use sliders. If you have done Projectiles in excel then...

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