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A 10kg iron bar (specific heat 0.11) at 80°C is placed on a block of ice. How much ice will melt?

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Answer:

1.1 kg of ice will melt.

Explanation:

From the concept of calorimetry we have,

Heat lost by iron bar= Heat gained by the ice

m_ic_i\Delta T=m\times  L      (1)

Where,

m_i=mass of the iron bar

c_i=specific heat of the iron bar

ΔT=change in temperature

m=mass of ice

L=latent heat of fusion of ice=80cal/g

From the question, we are having,

m_i=10kg

c_i=0.11 cal/g

ΔT=80°C-0°C=80°C

We get the following by inserting the values in equation (1):

10\times 0.11\times 80=m\times  80

m=1.1 kg

Hence, 1.1 kg of ice will melt.

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