12.2: m, kg of water at absolute temperature T, is isobarically and adiabatically mixed with m2 kg of water at absolute temperature T2. Find the change in entropy of the universe. Deduce the expression if the masses of water mixed are equal to m and show that the mixing process is irreversible. Specific heat of water is Sw. Assume, T, > T2. m, kg at T, m,kg at T2 Fig. P. 4.12.2

12.2: m, kg of water at absolute temperature T, is isobarically and adiabatically mixed with m2 kg of water at absolute temperature T2. Find the change in entropy of the universe. Deduce the expression if the masses of water mixed are equal to m and show that the mixing process is irreversible. Specific heat of water is Sw. Assume, T, > T2. m, kg at T, m,kg at T2 Fig. P. 4.12.2

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