Fifty Grams Of Ice In Water At Eighty
Q. 50 gg of ice atcal/g, 0 °C°C is mixed with 50 gg of water atcal/g °C, J 80 °C°C, final temperature of mixture, will be
How it's solved
Solved with Calorimetry
Given
- g
- °C
- g
- °C
- cal/g °C from “of water at”
- J from “of water at”
- cal/g from “of ice at”
- from “of ice at”
- from “final temperature of mixture”
- from “final temperature of mixture”
Find .
Working
- gkg
- °CK
- gkg
- °CK
- cal/g °CJ kg⁻¹ K⁻¹
- cal/gJ/kg
- heat changes a phase(ice)
- J
- of ice at
- J kg⁻¹ K⁻¹
- heat taken in warms and changes phase(ice)
- final temperature of mixture (heat taken in of ice)
- heat taken in warms and changes phase(water)
- heat warms a body(water)
- heat warms a body(ice)
- final temperature of mixture (temperature after of ice)
- °C
- K°C
Conclusion
Each gram of water cooling 80 degrees gives the 80 cal a gram of ice needs to melt, and the masses are equal, so the ice just melts and the mixture stays at 0 °C.
The web of concepts
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The Ruby that solves it
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1require_relative "../physics"23question :fifty_grams_of_ice_in_water_at_eighty do4 kind :scq5 describes "%{ice_mass} of ice at %{ice_temperature} is mixed with %{water_mass} of water at %{water_temperature}, " \6 "final temperature of mixture will be"7 given ice_mass: "50 g"8 given ice_temperature: "0 °C"9 given water_mass: "50 g"10 given water_temperature: "80 °C"1112 option "0 °C"13 option "40 °C"14 option "30 °C"15 option "4 °C"16end1require_relative "../questions/fifty_grams_of_ice_in_water_at_eighty"2require_relative "../science/thermal_properties_of_matter/calorimetry"34solve :fifty_grams_of_ice_in_water_at_eighty, using: Calorimetry do5 objects :ice, :water67 take ice_mass: ice.mass, ice_temperature: ice.temperature_at_first8 take water_mass: water.mass, water_temperature: water.temperature_at_first910 deduce_from "of water at", water.specific_heat_capacity => "1 cal/g °C", water.heat_to_change_phase => "0 J"11 deduce_from "of ice at", ice.latent_heat => "80 cal/g", ice.specific_heat_capacity => water.specific_heat_capacity12 deduce_from "final temperature of mixture", ice.temperature_after => water.temperature_after,13 ice.heat_taken_in => -water.heat_taken_in1415 answer find_value(water.temperature_after, in: "°C")1617 conclusion "Each gram of water cooling 80 degrees gives the 80 cal a gram of ice needs to melt, and the masses " \18 "are equal, so the ice just melts and the mixture stays at 0 °C."19endplayground.rb
1require_relative "../solutions/fifty_grams_of_ice_in_water_at_eighty"23play_with :fifty_grams_of_ice_in_water_at_eighty do4 title "Fifty Grams Of Ice In Water At Eighty"5endThe laws it drew on
| quantity | written | units | within | from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mass | kg | 0 … ∞ | Calorimetry | |
| specific heat capacity | J kg⁻¹ K⁻¹ | — | Calorimetry | |
| latent heat | J/kg | — | Calorimetry | |
| temperature at first | K | — | Calorimetry | |
| temperature after | K | — | Calorimetry | |
| heat to warm | J | — | Calorimetry | |
| heat to change phase | J | — | Calorimetry | |
| heat taken in | J | — | Calorimetry | |
| heat to warm of ground | J | — | ||
| mass of ground | kg | 0 … ∞ | ||
| specific heat capacity of ground | J kg⁻¹ K⁻¹ | — | ||
| temperature after of ground | K | — | ||
| temperature at first of ground | K | — | ||
| heat to warm of ice | J | — | ||
| mass of ice | kg | 0 … ∞ | ||
| specific heat capacity of ice | J kg⁻¹ K⁻¹ | — | ||
| temperature after of ice | K | — | ||
| temperature at first of ice | K | — | ||
| heat to warm of water | J | — | ||
| mass of water | kg | 0 … ∞ | ||
| specific heat capacity of water | J kg⁻¹ K⁻¹ | — | ||
| temperature after of water | K | — | ||
| temperature at first of water | K | — | ||
| heat to change phase of ground | J | — | ||
| latent heat of ground | J/kg | — | ||
| heat to change phase of ice | J | — | ||
| latent heat of ice | J/kg | — | ||
| heat to change phase of water | J | — | ||
| latent heat of water | J/kg | — | ||
| heat taken in of ground | J | — | ||
| heat taken in of ice | J | — | ||
| heat taken in of water | J | — |