Physics, asked by kamaluddin40, 5 months ago

One kilogram of ice at -10°c is heated at a constant rate until, at temperature of 80°c.

how mush heat is required? Specific latent heat of ice 336 1/g, specific heat capacity of ice -2.1 1/g °c, specific heat capacity of water 4.2 1/g°​

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Answered by chizitannaegbuna
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Explanation:

first energy to convert ice at -0° to Ice at 0

Q=mcΔΦ

where Φ is temperature

Q= 1kg × 2110j/kg × (0-(-10))

Q= 21100j

then, energy to convert ice at 0° to water at 0°

Q=ml

Q= 1kg× 33600

Q= 33600j

then energy to convert water at 0° to water at 80°

Q=mcΔΦ

Q= 1 × 4200 × (80-10)

Q= 29400j

total energy

21100+33600+29400

84100joules

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