A curious student decides to conduct an experiment for understanding the relationship between thermal energy, phase change and temperature. With this purpose in mind, he picks ice cubes of total mass130grams initially at – 13.5 C. He then starts heating up the system until all ice cubes disappear and transform into steam. The final temperature of the steam is recorded as 106 C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the total amount of heat energy gained by the ice cubes during this process. (Note that Cwder =4186 J/ kg°C, Cice = 2090 J/ kg"C, Cen= 2010 J/ kg°C, L,= 333 kJ/ kg, Ly= 2.6x 106 J/ kg.) Q=
A curious student decides to conduct an experiment for understanding the relationship between thermal energy, phase change and temperature. With this purpose in mind, he picks ice cubes of total mass130grams initially at – 13.5 C. He then starts heating up the system until all ice cubes disappear and transform into steam. The final temperature of the steam is recorded as 106 C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the total amount of heat energy gained by the ice cubes during this process. (Note that Cwder =4186 J/ kg°C, Cice = 2090 J/ kg"C, Cen= 2010 J/ kg°C, L,= 333 kJ/ kg, Ly= 2.6x 106 J/ kg.) Q=
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![A curious student decides to conduct an experiment for understanding the relationship between thermal energy, phase change and temperature. With this purpose in mind, he picks ice
cubes of total mass 130grams initially at – 13.5°C. He then starts heating up the system until all ice cubes disappear and transform into steam. The final temperature of the steam is
recorded as 106°C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the total amount of heat energy gained by the ice cubes during this process.
(Note that cwder = 4186 J/ kg°C, Cioe = 2090 J/ kg"C, cen= 2010 J/ kg°C, L,= 333 kJ/ kg, Ly= 2.6x 10° J/ kg.)
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Transcribed Image Text:A curious student decides to conduct an experiment for understanding the relationship between thermal energy, phase change and temperature. With this purpose in mind, he picks ice
cubes of total mass 130grams initially at – 13.5°C. He then starts heating up the system until all ice cubes disappear and transform into steam. The final temperature of the steam is
recorded as 106°C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the total amount of heat energy gained by the ice cubes during this process.
(Note that cwder = 4186 J/ kg°C, Cioe = 2090 J/ kg"C, cen= 2010 J/ kg°C, L,= 333 kJ/ kg, Ly= 2.6x 10° J/ kg.)
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