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How Does Energy Transfer Affect Entropy in a Water-Ice System?
Homework Statement 5 kg of water at 60 degrees are put in contact with 1 kg of ice at 0 degrees and are thermally isolated from everything else. The latent heat of ice is 3.3x105 J/kg What is the change of entropy of the universe when 100J of energy are transferred from the water to the ice...- Lisa Marie
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- Change Entropy
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Equilibrium Question with water and ice
Um I'm not really sure because there is two unknowns... so I guess I need another equation?- Lisa Marie
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Heat and increasing a rod's length
So I should use this volume: V0=πr2h =π(0.0075/2)2(1) =4.42×10-5 ...because I'm not getting the right answer- Lisa Marie
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium Question with water and ice
Ok I see so you have to use (5-mf) but then there are two unknowns...- Lisa Marie
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Heat and increasing a rod's length
Ok thanks! I'll try it with just change in length but doesn't the volume change since the length is changing?- Lisa Marie
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Equilibrium Question with water and ice
Homework Statement 5.0 kg of ice at 0◦ is put into 3.0 kg of water at 20◦C. Assuming that they are isolated, that cH2O = 4186 J /kg K , and that L = 3.3 × 105 J/ kg how much ice is left when the system comes to equilibrium? Homework Equations Q= +/- mL Q=mcΔT The Attempt at a Solution...- Lisa Marie
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- Equilibrium Ice Water
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Heat and increasing a rod's length
So you would do M=∫ρdV to find the mass?- Lisa Marie
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Heat and increasing a rod's length
Homework Statement A 1.0m long rod of metal has a diameter of 0.75 cm. This metal has a coefficient of linear expansion α = 4.8 × 10−5 1/K , a density of 9.7 × 103 kg/ m3 , and a heat capacity of 390 J/K . How much energy needs to be added as heat to increase the length of the rod by 7.5 × 10−3...- Lisa Marie
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- Heat Increasing Length
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Heat and temperature question with calorimetry
Homework Statement 2.0kg of a metal (for which c = 620 J kg K ) is immersed in 1.5kg of water, initially at 20◦ . What is the final temperature if 8.0 × 104J are added as heat? Homework Equations Q=mcΔT The Attempt at a Solution So I was able to get the correct answer what I did was: Qadded...- Lisa Marie
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- Calorimetry Heat Temperature
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help