Physics, asked by Rameshsamudrala, 9 months ago

How much energy will be released if 200 gr of water at 30°C is converted into ice at O°C?​

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Answered by Valuu
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Answer:

The latent heat required to melt all of the ice to liquid water at 0 C is 10 x 80 cal. The heat lost by the water starting at 10 C and reducing to zero degrees Celsius is 10 x 10 cal.

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Answered by KaurSukhvir
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Answer:

The energy will be released for conversion of 200 g of water at 30°C into ice at 0°C will be 67.2 KJ.

Explanation:

We know that specific heat capacity of water = 4.2KJkg ^{-1}deg^{-1}

Change in temperature ΔT= T_{1}-T_{2} =30-0=30^{o}C

mass of water = 200g

Heat released = m.S.ΔT

Energy released =(200)(4.2)(30)=67.2KJ

Therefore the energy releases in the given phase transition is equal to 67.2KJ.

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