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The required heat energy to convert 50ml of water completely to vapour

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Answered by trouble1
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water = 50ml

convert into l = 0.005l

now.., convert into m^3

0.005/100 m^3

0.0005m^3

density of water = 1000

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EXPLANATION

USING FORMULA

density = mass /volume

mass = density * volume

mass = 1000 * 0.0005

mass = 0.5 kg

since, the initial temperature of water is not given

thus, let the temperature of water be 100°C

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USING FORMULA

amount of heat energy required

mass * latent heat of vaporization

Q = m * L

latent heat of vaporization 2260 j/kg

Q = 0.5 * 2260

Q = 1130 j

thus, the amount of heat energy required to convert water at 100°C into vapour is 1130 j

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if the initial temperature of water will be given then we can calculate the heat as amount of heat energy temperature to bring the water from temperature t to 100°C

mass * C * Δt

thus, total heat = mCΔtQ

by this formula temperature of heat can be easily calculated.....,

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