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The container contains 60 °C 500 ml of water. Add 0 °C of ice 300 g. Calculate the final temperature of the system The heat capacity of the vessel is 45 kJ / °C.
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The container contains
60 °C 500 ml of water.
Add 0 °C of ice 300 g.
Calculate the final
temperature of the
system The heat capacity
of the vessel is 45 kJ /
°C.
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