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How much heat should be supplied to convert ice of mass 250 g at 0℃ into water at 20℃.

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Answered by CoolestCat015
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Hey dear here is your answer!!!!!

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Firstly we need to convert the ice form of water into water form through latent heat of fusion for ice which is 384J/gram. So to convert 250g of ice into water we need 384 x 20 = 7680J.

Now, to raise the temperature of water up to 20°C we need to provide it some heat.
Specific heat capacity of water is 4.184J/g/°C.
To heat 250g water up to 20°C we need 250 x 20 x 4.184 = 20920J.

Total energy needed = 7680 + 20920 = 28600J.

Sorry for written explanation even when you asked for answer in pictures.

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jailbreakerios10: Hey the answer should come in cal.
CoolestCat015: I am not sure about it
CoolestCat015: But it can be converted into gram-calories by dividing it by 4.184
BrainlyPromoter: great answer
CoolestCat015: thanks
jailbreakerios10: The answer is actually 25,000 cal.I wanted the steps to solve
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Answered by KrishnaBirla
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Question is How much heat should be supplied to convert ice of mass 250 g at 0℃ into water at 20℃.

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Answer is
4676.8 J

jailbreakerios10: The answer is actually 25,000 cal.I wanted the steps to solve.
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