Recent content by nuky999

I am not sure what's the meaning behind these constants and when to use each of them. I am sorry for my ignorance but I didn't study this in school so I have to solve it on my own

Ahh I see. The ice melts at 0C and the last sentence tells me the final temperature of the system.

Ah is it 0 ? I don't understand how.

Then it's somewhere between 0 and 100 but I am not sure how much.

I think it's 100C because T=T2-T1 = 100 - 0 = 100 C

I will try to translate the problem as best as I can: In calorimeter with 0.1kg ice and the ice temperature 0C, the water vapor with temperature 100C gets in. How much water will be left in calorimeter just after the entire ice melts ? Constants: qi = 2.25 x 10^6 J/kg, qt = 3.33 x 10^5 J/kg, Cv...

I don't know how to make an equation from this task. I tried doing this: Q1=Q2 m1Cv(t2-t1)=m2Qi m1 - mass of the ice m2 = mass of the water that's left after melting t1 - temperature 0C t2 - temperature 100C Qi = 2.25 x 10^6 J/kg This is my first post here I hope I didnt break any rules. Cheers !