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Thermodynamics problem -- need to find amount of water that boils
Suppose molten (liquid) lead, mass = 10.28 kg, is at its melting point. The lead is poured into water of mass = 658 g and initial temperature T = 18.7 degrees C. Find the amount of the water that boils. Assume no heat loss.
No clue on how to begin other than I know that Q = mcΔT...please help.
Suppose molten (liquid) lead, mass = 10.28 kg, is at its melting point. The lead is poured into water of mass = 658 g and initial temperature T = 18.7 degrees C. Find the amount of the water that boils. Assume no heat loss.
No clue on how to begin other than I know that Q = mcΔT...please help.