A1.0 kg block of metal at a temperature of 400°C is added to 0.65 kg of ice at – 25° C in a well insulated container. Find the final state of the system after reachingequilibrium:= 900 J/kg K)129 J/kg K)a. When the metal is Aluminum (cALb. When the metal is Lead (CPhPlease explain how you found the final state of the mixture when answering the question. Is the final state, ice, ice-water mixture, or liquid water only? How much of the ice haschanged phase and what is the final temperature?

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A1.0 kg block of metal at a temperature of 400°C is added to 0.65 kg of ice at -25°C in a well insulated container. Find the final state of the system after reaching equilibrium: a. When the metal is Aluminum (c AI = 900 J/kg K) b. When the metal is Lead (Cp, = 129 J /kg K) Please explain how you found the final state of the mixture when answering the question. Is the final state, ice, ice-water mixture, or liquid water only? How much of the ice has changed phase and what is the final temperature?

A1.0 kg block of metal at a temperature of 400°C is added to 0.65 kg of ice at -25°C in a well insulated container. Find the final state of the system after reaching equilibrium: a. When the metal is Aluminum (c AI = 900 J/kg K) b. When the metal is Lead (Cp, = 129 J /kg K) Please explain how you found the final state of the mixture when answering the question. Is the final state, ice, ice-water mixture, or liquid water only? How much of the ice has changed phase and what is the final temperature?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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