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Thermodynamics phase changes steam and water
So it's just the sign that changes . Thanks very much- Megan20102011
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Thermodynamics phase changes steam and water
Yes my physics book doesn't give those values though so I hadn't even thought I could use those.- Megan20102011
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Thermodynamics phase changes steam and water
So since the steam is undergoing a phase change to become water. I'm not sure what to multiply the mass for since it isn't fusion or vaporization.- Megan20102011
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics phase changes steam and water
The steam should become water since water boils at 100C. So it should just be common sense? Or is there a calculation I should be making?- Megan20102011
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Thermodynamics phase changes steam and water
Homework Statement In each case, the following are mixed in a perfect calorimeter with no heat lost or gained from the system. Find the final temp in each case. 12.5 g of steam at 100C with 344 g of water at 22.2C. Homework Equations Q=Mc(Tfinal-Tinitial) M is the mass in kg C...- Megan20102011
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