how many kg of steam at 110 degree celsius is needed to have 10 kg of ice at 0 degree celsius converted to water at 30 degree celsius?
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let s1 = specific heat of steam. in Joules/kg
m1 = mass of steam in kg
s2 = specific heat of water in Joules/kg
L1 = latent heat of steam per kg
L2 = latent heat of fusion. per kg
heat given by steam when its temperature comes from 110 to 30 deg.C
= heat absorbed by ice and converted water to rise to 30 deg C.
s1 * (110 C - 100 C) * m1 + L1 * m1 + s2 * (100 C - 30 C) * m1
= 10 kg * L2 + 10 kg * s2 (30 C - 0 C)
Substituting the other known values, you should the value of m1.
m1 = mass of steam in kg
s2 = specific heat of water in Joules/kg
L1 = latent heat of steam per kg
L2 = latent heat of fusion. per kg
heat given by steam when its temperature comes from 110 to 30 deg.C
= heat absorbed by ice and converted water to rise to 30 deg C.
s1 * (110 C - 100 C) * m1 + L1 * m1 + s2 * (100 C - 30 C) * m1
= 10 kg * L2 + 10 kg * s2 (30 C - 0 C)
Substituting the other known values, you should the value of m1.
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