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A piece of ice of mass 60g is dropped into 140g of water at 50℃. Calculate the final temperature of water when all the ice has melted.​

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Answered by rajeevkunapareddy
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Answer: 11

Explanation:

Let final temperature of water is T .

Thermal energy gain by ice = mice × ( L  + Cp T) = 60 × ( 336  + 4.2 × T )

where mice is mass of ice,  L is latent heat of fusion of ice and Cp is specific heat of water.

Thermal energy lost by water  = mw × Cp × ( 50 - T ) = 140 × 4.2 × ( 50 - T )

where mw is mass of water

By conservation of energy, we have, 140 × 4.2 × ( 50 - T ) = 60 × ( 336  + 4.2 × T )

from above equation, we get T = 11 Celsius

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