Physics, asked by Mpurna, 9 months ago

How much heat energy is required when 20 grams of ice at 0°c to convert watervapour
at 100°c???
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Answers

Answered by karan5923
1

Answer: The answer is 3360000 joule. Sorry if I am sorry. I have tried my best to answer this question

Answered by DBS01107
0

2000 cal , 8360 J.

Explanation:

mass of water = 20 gm

Change in temperature = 100-0 = 100

Heat energy required = mass of water (gm)× Change in temperature (°C) cal.

heat \:  = mass \:  \times change \: in \: temperaure

= 20 × 100 = 2000 cal

1joule \:  = \: 4.18 \times 1cal

=2000 × 4.18 = 8360 J

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