Chemistry, asked by DurgaNandan1998, 10 months ago

What will be the value of g for ice at 8c temperature?

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Answered by Shinchanboy03
0

Answer:

Given: mass of ice, m_{i}=50gm

i

=50g

mass of water, m_{w }=50gm

w

=50g

temperature of ice, T_{i}=0^{o}CT

i

=0

o

C

temperature of water, T_{w}=100^{o}CT

w

=100

o

C

We have,

specific heat of water, c_{w}=1\ cal/g/^{o}Cc

w

=1 cal/g/

o

C

latent heat of ice, L_{w}=89\ cal/gL

w

=89 cal/g

Let T^{o}CT

o

C be the final temperature of mixture.

Now energy balance equation:

Heat gained by ice to change itself into water ++ heat gained by melted ice(water) to raise its temperature at T^{o}C=T

o

C= heat lost by water to reach at T^{o}CT

o

C

m_{i}L_{i}+m_{i}c_{w}(T-0)=m_{w}c_{w}(100-T)m

i

L

i

+m

i

c

w

(T−0)=m

w

c

w

(100−T)

50\times80+50\times1(T-0)=50\times1(100-T)50×80+50×1(T−0)=50×1(100−T)

4000+50T=5000-50T4000+50T=5000−50T

100T=5000-4000=1000100T=5000−4000=1000

T=\dfrac{1000}{100}=10^{o}CT=

100

1000

=10

o

C

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