A student mixes 93.7 g of water at 71.3 C with 43.7 g of water at 18.3 C in an insulated flask. What is the final temperature of the combined water?
The heat lost by water at 71.3oC = heat gained by water at 18.3 oC
mcdt = m'cdt'
mdt = m'dt'
Where
m = mass of water at 71.3oC = 93.7 g
c = specific heat capacity of water
dt = change in temperature of water at 71.3oC = (71.3-t )oC
where t is the common temperature attained by the system
m' = mass of water at 18.3oC = 43.7 g
dt' = change in temperature of water at 18.3oC = ( t-18.3 )oC
where t is the common temperature attained by the system
Plug the values we get
93.7x(71.3-t ) = 43.7x(t - 18.3)
2.14x(71.3-t ) = (t - 18.3)
152.8 - 2.14t = t- 18.3
3.14 t = 171.2
t = 54.5 oC
Therefore the final temperature attained by the system is 54.5 oC
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