What changes are seen ice and waterare kept at exact zero degree centigrade?
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■ I think your confusion lies in whether water or ice exists in zero degrees celsius.
■ What turns water into ice? Or what is the difference between water and ice at zero degree?
■ To turn water into ice or water into steam there is something called latent heat required.
■ Only by the exchange of that much amount of energy can you change the state to solid or gas from liquid.
■ You see the above graph .
■ Leg C and Leg A are connected by a horizontal LegB.
■ Till you remove that much amount of heat, there is no change in temperature.
■ Steam at 100 degree has more energy than boiling water at 100 degree.
■ Look at LegE and the x-axis for the energy.
■ The usual intuition is that the below graph should have looked like a straight line.
■ But only inside the solid/liquid/gas states do we have this straight line.
■ The point at which state changes is horizontal as change of state requires energy transfer.
■ Only with extra energy can you change boiling water to steam.
■ Only by extracting more energy can you change water at zero degree to ice at zero.
■ To answer your question, the amount of water = amount of ice as there is no sensible heat transfer. Look up for sensible and latent heat online.
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HOPE THIS ANSWER WILL HELP U....
---@Neha....
Hey dear here is your answer______
■ I think your confusion lies in whether water or ice exists in zero degrees celsius.
■ What turns water into ice? Or what is the difference between water and ice at zero degree?
■ To turn water into ice or water into steam there is something called latent heat required.
■ Only by the exchange of that much amount of energy can you change the state to solid or gas from liquid.
■ You see the above graph .
■ Leg C and Leg A are connected by a horizontal LegB.
■ Till you remove that much amount of heat, there is no change in temperature.
■ Steam at 100 degree has more energy than boiling water at 100 degree.
■ Look at LegE and the x-axis for the energy.
■ The usual intuition is that the below graph should have looked like a straight line.
■ But only inside the solid/liquid/gas states do we have this straight line.
■ The point at which state changes is horizontal as change of state requires energy transfer.
■ Only with extra energy can you change boiling water to steam.
■ Only by extracting more energy can you change water at zero degree to ice at zero.
■ To answer your question, the amount of water = amount of ice as there is no sensible heat transfer. Look up for sensible and latent heat online.
________________________
HOPE THIS ANSWER WILL HELP U....
---@Neha....
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