Physics, asked by rananjanveeri9, 12 hours ago

The amount of heat required to convert 10gm of ice into water at 20°C is​

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Answered by chanshi27
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Answer:

Heat energy needed = energy required to convert ice to water+ energy required to rise the temperature of water from zero to 20 degree celcius. The Latent Heat of Fusion for ice is 384J/gram. So 10 grams of ice require: 10X384 = 3840J of energy.

Answered by nsdivyausundhar
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Answer:

Heat energy needed = energy required to convert ice to water+ energy required to rise the temperature of water from zero to 20 degree celcius.

The Latent Heat of Fusion for ice is 384J/gram.

So 10 grams of ice require:

10X384 = 3840J of energy.

The specific heat capacity of water is:

4.184J/g/°C.

10g water from 0°C to 20°C require:

10X20X4.184 = 836.8J

Total energy required

= 3840 + 836.9

= 4676.9J

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