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Jadaav
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I had a question :
Heat energy was supplied to melt ice at -15 degree Celsius. But it was not enough to turn the ice completely into water at 0 degrees.
From my calculation I obtained that a mixture of 60% water and 40% ice was produced as a result of heating.
Finally it said to describe the internal energy of that mixture. I couldn't managed to do that part. So I was wandering what was the answer to it.
Also what determines its internal energy ?
Heat energy was supplied to melt ice at -15 degree Celsius. But it was not enough to turn the ice completely into water at 0 degrees.
From my calculation I obtained that a mixture of 60% water and 40% ice was produced as a result of heating.
Finally it said to describe the internal energy of that mixture. I couldn't managed to do that part. So I was wandering what was the answer to it.
Also what determines its internal energy ?
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