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Standard X
Physics
Specific Heat Capacity
When 40 g of ...
Question
When 40 g of ice at
0
∘
C
is added to 160 g of water at
40
∘
C
, find the final temperature?
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Solution
Heat lost by 160g of water at
40
℃
=
160
×
40
×
1
=
6400
c
a
l
Heat required to convert
0
℃
ice to
0
℃
water=
40
×
80
=
3200
c
a
l
Rest heat=
6400
−
3200
=
3200
c
a
l
(used in raising temperature)
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