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a mass of steam at hundred degree celsius is to be passed into water of mass 200 gram at 20 degree Celsius to rise its temperature by 5 degrees celsius is​

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Physics

Thermal Properties of Matter

Calorimetry

Steam at 100 ∘ C is passed ...

PHYSICS

Steam at 100

C is passed into 20 g of water acquires a temperature of 80

C, the mass of water presents will be [Take specific heat of water 1 cal g

−1

c

−1

latent heat of steam = $$540 \cal \ g^{-1}$$]

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Steam at 100

o

C, Water acquires= 20g, Temperature= 80

o

C

The mass of water presents will be

Take specific heat of water= 1cal/g/c

Latent heat of steam= 540g

−1

Water 80

o

C to 100

o

C, the heat=mst

=20×1×(100

o

−80

o

)

=20×20

=400cal

Temperature 100

o

C to 100

o

C heat consumption= mL

=20×540=10800 cal

Total= 10800+400=11200cal

400

11200

g=22.5

Mass of water will be= 22.5g .

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