How many grams of water at 25°C must be added to a Dewar flask (isolated system)...

How many grams of water at 25°C must be added to a Dewar flask (isolated system) containing 20 g of ice at -5°C to satisfy the conditions in (a) through (d)? Compute the entropy change in each case.

Predict the sign of ΔS in each case before doing the calculation.

a) The final temperature is -2°C; all the water freezes.

b) The final temperature is 0°C; half the water freezes

c) The final temperature is 0°C; half the ice melts

d) The final temperature is 10°C; all the ice melts

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