Consider two initially separate metal blocks, one of lead (M, = 207.19 g/mol and another of iron (M. = 55.85 g/mol) in a chamber with adiabatic walls. The lead block of mass 5.5 g is initially at 213\deg C and that of iron with mass 3.3 g is initially at 213 K. The are then brought into contact and allowed to thermally equilibrate. The molar heat capacities of the metals are considered constant over the temperature of experiment.At 1 bar pressure C.m(Fe) = 25.10 J K - mol and Cam(Pb) 26.4 J K-' mol!. Calculate the final temperature.

Consider two initially separate metal blocks, one of lead (M, = 207.19 g/mol and another of iron (M. = 55.85 g/mol) in a chamber with adiabatic walls. The lead block of mass 5.5 g is initially at 213\deg C and that of iron with mass 3.3 g is initially at 213 K. The are then brought into contact and allowed to thermally equilibrate. The molar heat capacities of the metals are considered constant over the temperature of experiment.At 1 bar pressure C.m(Fe) = 25.10 J K - mol and Cam(Pb) 26.4 J K-' mol!. Calculate the final temperature.

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