Chemistry, asked by satishrebel73, 10 months ago

when 150gm ice of 0°c is mixed with 300gm water of 50°c then what is the resultant temperature of the mixture??​

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Answered by BlueFire469
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why don't you check the textbook solved examples.


satishrebel73: i checked but it's answer is not in book so i asked
BlueFire469: oh ok then
satishrebel73: it's important question and asked in many competition exams so if u konw the answer plz tell
BlueFire469: i would recommend that you refer to the 5th chp. as it would help u learn the lesson as well as such similar sums.
Answered by Anonymous
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Let's See What Had Happened When 150gm of Ice is Mixed With 300 gm Water!

Firstly It Will Get Converted into Water and Then Both Will Attain a Certain Temperature!

So, Let's Se What we Have

Mass of Ice = 150 gm

Mass of Water = 300 gm

Specific heat of Water in Calories = 1 Cal.

Latent Heat (Ice → Water) = 80 Cal.

So, We Know

Heat Gained = Heat Lost

Let's say They attain a Stable Temperature T

So,

mL + mSΔT = MSΔT_{1}

[Remember Both are Having The Same Specific Heat Because Ice is Now Converted into Water]

Putting The Values

150*80 + 150*1*(T-0) = 300*1*(50-T)

80 + T = 2(50-T)

80 + T = 100 - 2T

3T = 20

T = 20/3

or

T = 6.67°

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satishrebel73: if maas of both ice and water is same then what will be our answer
satishrebel73: sir i see two or three questions this type all have ansmer given 0°c but how
satishrebel73: no sir the question is same but maas of both sbubstance is same =10gm and we have to convert 0°c ice to 60°c
satishrebel73: ok boss
satishrebel73: yeah
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