10g of ice at 0 degrees and 10g of water at 10 degrees are mixed. What will be the final temperature?
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• The 10 g of water can give up 1 cal/g/°C x 10 °C x 10g = 100 cal, which would cool the water to 0 °C.
=] To melt ice requires 79.72 cal/g.
So 100 cal / 79.72 cal/g = 1.25 g of ice would melt.
=> The end result would be: -
• 11.25 g of water at 0 °C.
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• 8.75 g of ice at 0 °C
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• The 10 g of water can give up 1 cal/g/°C x 10 °C x 10g = 100 cal, which would cool the water to 0 °C.
=] To melt ice requires 79.72 cal/g.
So 100 cal / 79.72 cal/g = 1.25 g of ice would melt.
=> The end result would be: -
• 11.25 g of water at 0 °C.
And
• 8.75 g of ice at 0 °C
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aryan12singh34:
But i want the resultant temperature of the mixture.
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