A mass 2.4 kg of solid laurasium is initially at temperature 6∘C∘C. It is put into...
A mass 2.4 kg of solid laurasium is initially at temperature 6∘C∘C. It is put into contact with 3.8 kg of liquid tethium which is at temperature 97∘C∘C, and the two chemicals are thermally insulated from the rest of the universe.
The specific heat capacity of solid laurasium is 1165Jkg∘CJkg∘C, and the specific heat capacity of liquid laurasium is 3495Jkg∘CJkg∘C.
The melting point of laurasium is 22∘C∘C, and the latent heat for its solid liquid transition is 25149JkgJkg.
The specific heat capacity of liquid tethium is 2330Jkg∘CJkg∘C. This material does not undergo a phase transition in this problem.
What is the change in entropy for laurasium as it melts at 22∘C∘C? Answer in Joules per Kelvin.
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A mass 2.4 kg of solid laurasium is initially at temperature
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