A circuit with a 30-V battery connected to a 3.75-Ω resistor is used to melt a block of ice. How many seconds will this resistor take to melt 0.430 kg of ice at 0o C? The latent heat of fusion (LF) for water is 33.5 × 104 J/kg. Recall that Q = mLF
Here ,
Voltage , V = 30 V
resistance , R = 3.75 Ohm
let the time taken to melt the ice is t
Now ,
energy needed to melt ice = energy given by resistor
mass * latent heat = t * V^2/R
0.43 * 33.5 *10^4 = t * 30^2/3.75
solving for t
t = 600 s
the time taken to melt the ice is 600 s
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