Ice Cube Pressure: Temperature Difference & Distance

[Sarvesh Angadi]

what is the pressure vs distance graph if an ice cube is placed at the origin and the temperature of ice cube is maintained constant anytime,in open air,with a temperature difference of 15 degree celsius between the atmosphere and ice cube at normal atmpospheric pressure?

 

[Chandra Prayaga]

What is the starting point? What is the principle based on which you are trying to solve the problem?

 

[Phantoful]

According to how you phrased your question, it seems as if your distance shouldn't affect anything; the temperature of your ice cube stays the same, as well as the pressure. Is there any relevant equations your class is going by, or a better context for the question?

In your P vs. d graph, pressure is remaining constant while d is changing, so what other graphs have you seen where something is constant over an interval?

 

[Sarvesh Angadi]

According to how you phrased your question, it seems as if your distance shouldn't affect anything; the temperature of your ice cube stays the same, as well as the pressure. Is there any relevant equations your class is going by, or a better context for the question?

In your P vs. d graph, pressure is remaining constant while d is changing, so what other graphs have you seen where something is constant over an interval?

Thanks for replying.Since the ice cube is placed at the origin,the temperature raises as we move farther away from the origin.But temperature and pressure are related to each other.In simple,what would be the relationship between pressure and temperature in open system?

 

[haruspex]

Thanks for replying.Since the ice cube is placed at the origin,the temperature raises as we move farther away from the origin.But temperature and pressure are related to each other.In simple,what would be the relationship between pressure and temperature in open system?

This is still unclear.
Please post the whole question exactly as given to you.
Also, since this is a homework forum, you need to complete the template. Do not delete it.
Quote any standard equations you suspect may be relevant and show some attempt or thoughts.

 

[berkeman]

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