Hi. Pls explainn the solution step by step. Where the numbers came from Problem: How much steam at 100* is needed to just melt 5Kg of ice at --15*CHeat loss= Heat gainHeat condense steam + Heat loss of water= Heat gain of ice + heat ofmelt ice.mteam Lv + m steam Cwater Change in T= mice Cice Change in T+ mice 4msteam22.5 105+m steam *4200* (100-0)=5*2300* ( 0-(-15)+5*3.34* 1052.67 * 106= 1.84*106steamp.69kgmsteam

Here, what we measure how the process happens is this. The steam otherwise called water vapour which…

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