Physics, asked by sahelisalonbnl6044, 7 months ago

A calorimeter of negligible thermal capacity contains 150g of water at 40°c .When some pieces of ice are dropped ,ice melts fully and temperature of mixture is 16°c .calculate the mass of ice .Given that specific latent heat of fusion of ice =336J/g-°c and specific heat capacity of water =4.2J/g-°c

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Mass of ice (m

1

)=40g=

1000

40

kg

Mass of water (m

2

)=200g=

1000

200

kg

Temperature of water 50

o

C. Let final temp. =T

o

C

Heat taken by ice = Heat given by water

m

1

L+m

1

S

1

T

1

=m

2

S

2

T

2

1000

40

×336×10

3

+

1000

40

×4.2×10

3

×T =

1000

200

×4.2×10

3

×(50−T)

⇒40×336+40×4.2T=200×4.2×(50−T)

⇒336+4.2T=21(50−T)

⇒25.2T=714⇒T=

25.2

714

=28.33

o

C

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