help with the Q and with sketches (drowing) thank you 1. Carefully examine the following table,which represents a process in multipleways-words, sketches, a graph, and anequation. Also see the graph at the right.The process starts with 0.10 kg of ice at -40°C and ends with 0.10 kg of steam at +150°C. Note: c stands for specific heat.(r1)319.1309.383.741.9C.一B.8.4T(°C)150-400.WordsSketch the initial and finalMathematicalparts of the process.Q = mcAT8.4 kJ = 0.1 kg*c*40 degrees CA. Ice starts at -40°C and warms to%3Dits melting temperature at O°C.Q = mLmeltingB. Energy provided to ice causes thesolid ice to convert slowly toliquid at 0 °c.%3DC. After the ice has meltedcompletely, more energy causesthe liquid water to warm from0°C to 100°C, its boilingBUc= mCLiguidtemperature.D. Now, energy provided causes thewater to convert slowly from theliquid to the gaseous state whilestill at 100°c.sUE MCgas (150E Tooil)E. Additional energy causes the gasto warm from 100°C to 150°CAre the equations for parts B and D consistent with the corresponding parts of the graph? Why does temperaturenot show up in these equations?

Q = mc∆T ( during rise or fall in temperature) Q= mL ( during phase change) M=0.1 kg = 100g

1. Carefully examine the following table, which represents a process in multiple ways-words, sketches, a graph, and an equation. Also see the graph at the right. The process starts with 0.10 kg of ice at - 40°C and ends with 0.10 kg of steam at + 150°C. Note: c stands for specific heat. AU (kJ) 319.1 309.3 83.7 41.9 8.4 +T(°C) -40 150 Words Sketch the initial and final Mathematical parts of the process. Q3mcAT 8.4 kJ = 0.1 kg*c*40 degrees C A. Ice starts at -40°C and warms to its melting temperature at O°C. 20 Q = mLmelting B. Energy provided to ice causes the solid ice to convert slowly to liquid at 0 °c. C. After the ice has melted completely, more energy causes the liquid water to warm from 0°C to 100°C, its boiling temperature. BUC = mC Lighid D. Now, energy provided causes the water to convert slowly from the liquid to the gaseous state while still at 100°c. AUE mCgas (150E Tool) E. Additional energy causes the gas to warm from 100°C to 150°C 2001 Are the equations for parts B and D consistent with the corresponding parts of the graph? Why does temperature not show up in these equations?

1. Carefully examine the following table, which represents a process in multiple ways-words, sketches, a graph, and an equation. Also see the graph at the right. The process starts with 0.10 kg of ice at - 40°C and ends with 0.10 kg of steam at + 150°C. Note: c stands for specific heat. AU (kJ) 319.1 309.3 83.7 41.9 8.4 +T(°C) -40 150 Words Sketch the initial and final Mathematical parts of the process. Q3mcAT 8.4 kJ = 0.1 kgc40 degrees C A. Ice starts at -40°C and warms to its melting temperature at O°C. 20 Q = mLmelting B. Energy provided to ice causes the solid ice to convert slowly to liquid at 0 °c. C. After the ice has melted completely, more energy causes the liquid water to warm from 0°C to 100°C, its boiling temperature. BUC = mC Lighid D. Now, energy provided causes the water to convert slowly from the liquid to the gaseous state while still at 100°c. AUE mCgas (150E Tool) E. Additional energy causes the gas to warm from 100°C to 150°C 2001 Are the equations for parts B and D consistent with the corresponding parts of the graph? Why does temperature not show up in these equations?

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1MIO: In Section 5.2, we discussed the phenomenon of thermal expansion. Concept Map 5.4 was to have been...

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