300g Aluminium at 500*C is dropped into 2kg water at 10*C. What is the final temperature? c(Al)=0.2 cal/g*c c(H20)=1 cal/g*C

300g Aluminium at 500C is dropped into 2kg water at 10C. What is the final temperature? c(Al)=0.2 cal/gc c(H20)=1 cal/gC

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Chapter17: Energy In Thermal Processes: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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300g Aluminium at 500*C is dropped into 2kg water at 10*C. What is the final temperature?

c(Al)=0.2 cal/g*c

c(H20)=1 cal/g*C

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