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Question: How much ice at (0 degrees Celsius) must be added to 1.0 kg of water at 100 degrees Celsius to end up with all liquid at 20 degrees Celsius?
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When two different phases are mixed together we calculate by,
m1CP1(Th - Tf) =m2CP2(Tf - TL)
where,
Here
CP1 is specific heat capacity of Steam = 1.996 J/K-g
CP2 is the specific heat capacity of Ice = 2.108 J/K-g
Th = 100oC = 373 K
Tf is the final temperature after mixing
TL= 0 oC = 273 K
m1CP1(Th - Tf) =m2CP2(Tf - TL)
X × 1.996 (373 - 273) = 1000×2.108(373 - 293)
X × 199.6 = 2.108×80×1000
X = 2.108 × 80× 1000/199.6 = 0.85×1000g
X = 0.85 kg ______answer
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hope it will help you
here is your answer ☞
________
When two different phases are mixed together we calculate by,
m1CP1(Th - Tf) =m2CP2(Tf - TL)
where,
Here
CP1 is specific heat capacity of Steam = 1.996 J/K-g
CP2 is the specific heat capacity of Ice = 2.108 J/K-g
Th = 100oC = 373 K
Tf is the final temperature after mixing
TL= 0 oC = 273 K
m1CP1(Th - Tf) =m2CP2(Tf - TL)
X × 1.996 (373 - 273) = 1000×2.108(373 - 293)
X × 199.6 = 2.108×80×1000
X = 2.108 × 80× 1000/199.6 = 0.85×1000g
X = 0.85 kg ______answer
hope it will help you..
hope it will help you
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