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Piece of iron put into container with ice
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[QUOTE="Lukasz Madry, post: 6004257, member: 646364"] Essentialy, energy will flow from iron to ice until iron reaches temperatures of ice OR ice melts down. In this case, iron reaches 0 Celsius way before ice melts down. My only gripe with this is liquid water that keeps appearing - at the beginning it has temperature of ice, but is in contact with iron. It should make heat flow from iron not only to ice, but to this water too. However, ultimately this heat should also reach ice, since ice has temperature of 0 until it totally melts down. This means that whole thing will be at the temperature of 0 Celsius, and there will be ice, liquid water and iron in the system. Proportions of ice to liquid water are determined by k coefficient I defined in the first post. Is this correct? [/QUOTE]
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