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How much energy is required to freeze 20 ml of water already at 0.0 0C?

How much energy is required to freeze 20 ml of water already at 0.0 0C?-example-1
User Nadeem Manzoor
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Given

Amount of water,


m=20\text{ ml}

Temperature is,


T=0.00C

To find:

Energy required to freeze the water.

Step-by-step explanation:

The latent heat of fusion is


L=33.5*10^4\text{ J/}kg

Converting the amount of water to kg,


m=0.020kg

Thus the energy required is:


\begin{gathered} H=mL \\ \Rightarrow H=0.020*33.5*10^4=0.67*10^4J \end{gathered}

Conclusion:

The amount of energy required is


0.67*10^4J

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