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    The document provides specific heat capacities and latent heats of fusion for water, ice, and copper. It then lists 5 problems involving calculating heat transfer during phase changes of water and cooling/heating of water and copper. The solutions provided explain the energy transfers occurring at each section of a temperature-time graph during melting and boiling processes, and calculate the amount of ice used based on the energy transfers in two sections of the graph.

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    The document provides specific heat capacities and latent heats of fusion for water, ice, and copper. It then lists 5 problems involving calculating heat transfer during phase changes of water and cooling/heating of water and copper. The solutions provided explain the energy transfers occurring at each section of a temperature-time graph during melting and boiling processes, and calculate the amount of ice used based on the energy transfers in two sections of the graph.

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    The document provides specific heat capacities and latent heats of fusion for water, ice, and copper. It then lists 5 problems involving calculating heat transfer during phase changes of water and cooling/heating of water and copper. The solutions provided explain the energy transfers occurring at each section of a temperature-time graph during melting and boiling processes, and calculate the amount of ice used based on the energy transfers in two sections of the graph.

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    227 views3 pages

    Latent Specific Heat-1

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    Ravi Lall
    The document provides specific heat capacities and latent heats of fusion for water, ice, and copper. It then lists 5 problems involving calculating heat transfer during phase changes of water and cooling/heating of water and copper. The solutions provided explain the energy transfers occurring at each section of a temperature-time graph during melting and boiling processes, and calculate the amount of ice used based on the energy transfers in two sections of the graph.

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    of 3

    cwater = 4200 J/kgK Lf, ice = 3.

    34*105 J/kg

    cice = 2100 J/kgK Lv, water = 22.5*105 J/kg

    ccopper = 390 J/kgK

    Latent heat and Specific heat capacity questions.


    1. How much water at 50C is needed to just melt 2.2 kg of ice at 0C? 2. How much water at 32C is needed to just melt 1.5 kg of ice at -10C? 3. How much steam at 100 is needed to just melt 5 kg of ice at -15C? 4. A copper cup holds some cold water at 4C. The copper cup weighs 140g while the water weighs 80g. If 100g of hot water, at 90C is added, what will be the final temperature of the water?

    5. a)Explain where the energy is going at each section of the curve from "a" to "e" b) Using section "b" , calculate the amount of ice used to produce the graph c) Using section "c", calculate the amount of ice used to produce the graph

    Solutions
    1. How much water at 50C is needed to just melt 2.2 kg of ice at 0C?

    2. How much water at 32C is needed to just melt 1.5 kg of ice at -10C?

    3. How much steam at 100 is needed to just melt 5 kg of ice at -15C?

    4. A copper cup holds some cold water at 4C. The copper cup weighs 140g while the water weighs 80g. If 100g of hot water, at 90C is added, what will be the final temperature of the water?

    5. a)Explain what is occuring at each section of the curve from "a" to "e" a - ice particles are increasing in kinetic energy, raising temperature b- ice particles are breaking apart and increasing in potential energy as ice melts c- water particles are increasing in kinetic energy, raising temperature d- water particles are breaking apart and increasing in potential energy as water vaporises e- steam particles are increasing in kinetic energy, raising temperature

    b) Using section "b" , calculate the amount of ice used to produce the graph

    c) Using section "c", calculate the amount of ice used to produce the graph

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