20 kg of steam at 1000C is passed into a mixture of 30 kg of ice and...

20 kg of steam at 100⁰C is passed into a mixture of 30 kg of ice and 100 kg of

water at 0⁰C . Find the resulting temperature if the water equivalent of the

vessel is 10 kg.

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Expert Solution

At first the ice starts to melt. It melts to water at 0 degree celsius. after that the water equivalent (water, melt ice and vesel), which is the cold body starts absorbing heat from the hot body. The steam at 100 degree celsius releases heat and becomes water at 100 degree and again releases heat , which is the hot body.

the relation connecting both here is,

heat lost by hot body = heat absorbed by cold body

so the final temperature of the mixture is 52.26 degree celsius.

genius_generous answered 1 week ago

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