Whipping cream is made at home by using a cold bowl to help the cream stiffen. The bowl is made of aluminum with a specific heat of 897 J/kg- 0 C, is placed onto an ice bath to serve as the cooling medium. What is the final temperature of the aluminum bowl and ice if the initial temperature of ice and the aluminum bowl is -5 0 C and 33 0 C, respectively? The mas of ice used is ½ kg and the bowl is 250 g. The ice has specific heat of 2090 J/kg- 0 C.
Whipping cream is made at home by using a cold bowl to help the cream stiffen. The bowl is made of aluminum with a specific heat of 897 J/kg- 0 C, is placed onto an ice bath to serve as the cooling medium. What is the final temperature of the aluminum bowl and ice if the initial temperature of ice and the aluminum bowl is -5 0 C and 33 0 C, respectively? The mas of ice used is ½ kg and the bowl is 250 g. The ice has specific heat of 2090 J/kg- 0 C.
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Whipping cream is made at home by using a cold bowl to help the cream stiffen. The bowl is made of aluminum with a specific heat of 897 J/kg- 0 C, is placed onto an ice bath to serve as the cooling medium. What is the final temperature of the aluminum bowl and ice if the initial temperature of ice and the aluminum bowl is -5 0 C and 33 0 C, respectively? The mas of ice used is ½ kg and the bowl is 250 g. The ice has specific heat of 2090 J/kg- 0 C.
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