Physics, asked by preeti74081, 10 hours ago

A piece of zinc at a temperature of 20 degree celcius weighing 65.38 g is dropped into 180 g of boiling water. The specific heat capacity of zinc is 0.4 joule per gram per degree celcius and that of water is 4.2 joule per gram per degree celcius . what is the final common temperature reached by both the zinc and water?

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Answered by klakshmitirumala25
0

Answer:

hope I think it will help you

Explanation:

Zn

.S

Zn

.(T

f

−T

i

)+m

H

2

O

.S

H

2

O

.(T

f

−T

i

)=0

⟹(65.38gm)(0.4J/g

o

C)(T

f

−20

o

C)+180gm(4.20J/g

o

C)×(T

f

−100

o

C)=0

⟹[(65.38)(0.4)+180(420)]T

f

=(65.38)(0.4)(20)+(180)(4.20)(100)

T

f

=[

(65.38)(0.4)+(180)(4.20)

(65.38)(0.4)(20)+(180)(4.20)(100)

]=97.3

o

C

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