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    Exercise Specific Latent Heat

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    The document contains 8 problems related to calculating heat transfer involving phase changes. Problem 1 asks about the heat required to melt ice. Problem 2 asks about the energy needed to produce ice from water. Problem 3 asks about the time needed to boil water using an electric heater. The remaining problems involve using specific heat capacity, latent heat of fusion, and latent heat of vaporization values to calculate heat transfer during phase changes of various substances.

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    Exercise Specific Latent Heat

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    The document contains 8 problems related to calculating heat transfer involving phase changes. Problem 1 asks about the heat required to melt ice. Problem 2 asks about the energy needed to produce ice from water. Problem 3 asks about the time needed to boil water using an electric heater. The remaining problems involve using specific heat capacity, latent heat of fusion, and latent heat of vaporization values to calculate heat transfer during phase changes of various substances.

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    The document contains 8 problems related to calculating heat transfer involving phase changes. Problem 1 asks about the heat required to melt ice. Problem 2 asks about the energy needed to produce ice from water. Problem 3 asks about the time needed to boil water using an electric heater. The remaining problems involve using specific heat capacity, latent heat of fusion, and latent heat of vaporization values to calculate heat transfer during phase changes of various substances.

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    Exercise Specific Latent Heat

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    The document contains 8 problems related to calculating heat transfer involving phase changes. Problem 1 asks about the heat required to melt ice. Problem 2 asks about the energy needed to produce ice from water. Problem 3 asks about the time needed to boil water using an electric heater. The remaining problems involve using specific heat capacity, latent heat of fusion, and latent heat of vaporization values to calculate heat transfer during phase changes of various substances.

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    Specific Latent Heat

    1) What is the quantity of heat 2) How much energy has to be 3) A 800 W electric heater is used to
    required to melt 2.0 kg ice at removed from 4.0 kg of water at boil water. What is the time
    0C ? (The specific latent heat of 20C to produce a block of ice at required to reduce the mass of
    0C ? water by 4 kg after the water has
    fusion of ice = 3.34  10 5 Jkg 1 )
    [specific heat capacity of water = reached its boiling point? [ Specific
    [ 6.68  10 5 J ] latent heat of vaporisation of water
    4.2  10 3 Jkg 1 C 1 , specific
    = 2.26  10 6 Jkg 1 ] [1.13 x 104 s]
    latent heat of fusion of ice =
    3.34  10 5 Jkg 1 ] [1.672 x 106 J]

    4) Calculate the heat required to 5) 0.5 kg of a solid is heated by a 100 6) 200 g of toluene is heated with an
    convert 4 kg of ice at 15C to W heater. The graph shows how immersion heater rated 1000W at
    steam at 100C . [ Specific heat the temperature varies with time. boiling point 110℃. Find the time
    capacity of ice = taken to change all the liquid
    toluene to gas . [Specific latent heat
    2.1  10 3 Jkg 1 C 1 , Specific heat of vaporisation of toluene =
    capacity of water =
    3 1 1
    3.51  10 5 Jkg 1 ] [70.2s]
    4.2  10 Jkg C , specific
    latent heat of fusion of ice = Calculate the specific latent heat of
    5 1 fusion of the solid. [1.5 x 105Jkg-1]
    3.34  10 Jkg , specific latent
    heat of vaporisation of water =
    2.26  10 6 Jkg 1 ] [1.218 x 107 J ]

    7) Calculate the amount of heat needed to melt 200 g of 8) The diagram is the temperature-time graph of a
    solid gold at 30℃ to liquid gold at 2 660℃. [Specific substance, W of mass 250g that is heated using a 1500W
    heat capacity of gold = 129 Jkg-1℃-1, specific latent heat heater. Determine
    of fusion of gold = 6.44 x 104 J kg-1] [80734J] a) The specific heat capacity of W in solid state
    b) The specific latent heat of fusion of W
    c) The specific heat capacity of W in liquid state
    d) The specific latent heat of vaporisation of W
    [2000Jkg-1℃-1, 120 000Jkg-1, 666.67 Jkg-1℃-1, 180 000 Jkg-1]

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