A copper calorimeter of mass contains of water at . Dry steam at is passed into the water until the final temperature of the mixture reaches . Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, what is the mass of steam condensed, in grams?
(Take specific heat capacity of water , specific heat capacity of copper , and specific latent heat of vaporization of water )
Cevap: 8.84 g
Cevap
8.84 g
By energy conservation, the heat gained by the cold water and copper vessel must equal the total heat released by the condensing steam and the cooling of that condensed water. The heat gained is (0.25 kg × 4200 J/kg·K + 0.15 kg × 400 J/kg·K) × 20.0 K = 22,200 J. The heat lost per kilogram of steam is 2,260,000 J/kg + 4200 J/kg·K × 60.0 K = 2,512,000 J/kg. Dividing 22,200 J by 2,512,000 J/kg gives 0.0088376 kg, which corresponds to 8.84 g.
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Thermal energy balance involving phase change (latent heat of vaporization) and sensible heat exchange