I. How much heat will require to raise the temperature of a cube of ice (250 g) initially at -50 °C up to 0 °C and then melt it to water and finally raise its temperature to 100 °C. Take Cice=½ Cwater. hoot

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I. How much heat will require to raise the temperature of a cube of ice (250 g) initially
at -50 °C up to 0 °C and then melt it to water and finally raise its temperature to 100
°C. Take Cice = // Cwater.
II. Draw the Carnot cycle then prove that the efficiency of a Carnot heat engine is
TL
7c = 1-
TH
Transcribed Image Text:I. How much heat will require to raise the temperature of a cube of ice (250 g) initially at -50 °C up to 0 °C and then melt it to water and finally raise its temperature to 100 °C. Take Cice = // Cwater. II. Draw the Carnot cycle then prove that the efficiency of a Carnot heat engine is TL 7c = 1- TH
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