A 10 Kg Iron Bar (specific Heat 0.11 Cal/gm-oC) At 80oC Is Placed On A Block Of Ice. How Much Ice Melts?

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Question

A 10 kg iron bar (specific heat 0.11 cal/gm-oC) at 80oC is placed on a block of ice. How much ice melts?

Solution

Correct option is

1.1 kg

 

Iron bar will release heat till its temperature falls to 0oC. After that thermal equilibrium will be reached and ice will not melt further. If m gm be the mass of ice melted, then

                         

                                     

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