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4 grams of liquid a at 60 degree celsius is mixed with one gram of liquid B at 50 degree Celsius if final temperature is 55 degree Celsius then find the ratio of the specific heats​

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Answered by harsharora111
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Answer:

Kisi Unit mass Ka Temperature , Unit Kelvin badane ke Liye Heat = Specific Heat

Agar m mass Ka Temperature T Kelvin Badana then

Heat = mS∆T

S = Q/m∆T

∆T = Change In Temperature

∆T = Tf - Ti

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Ratio -

1:4

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Answered by aburaihana123
2

The ratio of the specific heat is 1 : 4

Explanation:

Given:

  • 4 grams of liquid a at 60 degree celsius
  • 1 gram of liquid B at 50 degree Celsius
  • Final temperature is 55 degree

To find: The ratio of the specific heat

Solution:

Liquid A

m_{A}  = 4 gms

Angle = 60 C

Liquid B

m_{B}  = 1 gm

Angle = 50 C

O_{R}  = \frac{m_{A} S_{A} O_{A}  +m_{B} S_{B} O_{B}}{m_{A} S_{A} +m_{B} S_{B} }

Specific heat = \frac{S_{A} (4)(60) + S_{B} (1)(50)}{4S_{A} + 1 .S_{B}  }

Specific heat = \frac{S_{B} [\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} }240+50]}{S_{B} [\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} }4+1]}

220(\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} } )+55= 240(\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} } )+50

\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} } )(240 - 220) = 55 - 50

\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} }  = \frac{5}{20}

\frac{S_{A} }{S_{B} }  = \frac{1}{4}

S_{A} :S_{B}  = 1:4

Final answer:

The ratio of the specific heat is 1 : 4

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