m = 10g
q = 40cal
T = 200C
q = mcT
c = q/m*T
= 40/(10*20) = 0.2cal/g-0C
2. t1 = 15^0C
m = 10g
c = 0.581cal/g-c
q = 100cal
q = mcT
q = mc(2t-t1)
100= 10*0.581*(t-15)
t = 32^0C
3.
mass of water = volume * desnity
= 35*1 = 35g
no of moles of water = 35/18 = 1.94moles
q1 = mcT
= 35*4.184*(100-25)
= 10983J
q2 = nH vap
= 1.94*40.79
= 79.1326Kj = 79132.6J
total heat q = q1 + q2
= 10983 +79132.6
= 90115.6J
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