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in an experiment, 60g of ice at -18C is mixed with 9g of steam at 130C...

in an experiment, 60g of ice at -18C is mixed with 9g of steam at 130C (at 1 atm pressure). Neglecting any heat exchange with the surrounding.

(a)Determine the final state of the mixture.

(b) Determine the final temperature.

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