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250g of water at 30Cis present in a copper vessel of mass 50g. Calculate the mass of ice required to bring down the temperature of the vessel and its contents to 5C.

(Specific latent heat of fusion of ice =336×103Jkg-1

Specific heat capacity of copper vessel =400Jkg-1C-1,

Specific heat capacity of water =4200Jkg-1C-1)


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Solution

Step 1: Given data

mass of water (mw) = 250g=0.25kg

mass of vessel (mv) =50g=0.05kg

change in temperature of water and vessel (ΔT1)=25C

change in temperature of ice (ΔT2)=5C

Specific latent heat of fusion of ice (L) =336×103Jkg-1
Specific heat capacity of the copper vessel (sv)=400Jkg-1C-1,
Specific heat capacity of water (sw)=4200Jkg-1C-1

Step 2: Find the mass of ice

mass of ice required (mi)

Analyzing the amount of heat absorbed or released:

When ice is used to cool down water from 30Cto 5C, it attains an equilibrium temperature with water (i.e., 5C).

Thus, the total heat absorbed by ice to reach 5Cwill be

Q2=miL+miswΔT2

(Heat required phase change and further increasing the temperature to 10C)

The heat released by water and vessel to cool down from 30C to 5C will be:

Q1=mvsvΔT1+mwswΔT1

Using the principle of calorimeter:

According to the principle of calorimeter:

Heat absorbed = Heat released

Q1=Q2

mvsvΔT1+mwswΔT1=miL+miswΔT2

Simplifying the above equation for the mass of ice:

mi=mvsvΔT1+mwswΔT1L+swΔT2

Step 3: Calculating the mass of ice

Substituting the given values in the above-obtained expression:

mi=0.05×400×25+0.25×4200×25336000+4200×5

mi=500+26250357000mi=0.075kg

mi=75g

Hence, 75g of ice is required to bring down the temperature of the vessel and its contents to 5C


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