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What is the mixture formula when combining two or more fluids?
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pavadrin said:
Do you mean the rate of diffusion?
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sorry for not beign specific before hand
i mean't the mixture formula of heat difference for subnstances of the same phase
i mean't the mixture formula of heat difference for subnstances of the same phase
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pavadrin said:
Sorry, I don't quite understand. Do you have a specific example?
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umm...
if i have 1 kg of water at 100 degrees and 10 kg of water at zero, what formaula or series of formulas would i use to to calculate the final temperature
if i have 1 kg of water at 100 degrees and 10 kg of water at zero, what formaula or series of formulas would i use to to calculate the final temperature
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Ahh, you would simply use the equation for specific heat capacity [itex]\Delta Q = mc\Delta\theta[/itex]. You would have to use simultaneous equations. HINT: The energy lost by the water at 100 degrees must be equal to the energy gained by the water at zero degrees.
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k thanks hootenanny, sorry for the confusion
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pavadrin said:
No problem, I was worried for a moment then because I'd never heard of such a formula
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