ADDITIONAL SOLUTIONS IN

CALORIMETRY
Latent Heat of Fusion
UNKNOWN MASS
An unknown mass of ice at 0 0C is added to 250
grams of water at 25 0C. The mixture have a
final temperature of 10 0C. Find the mass of ice.

+ = 0

() + + () = 0
 UNKNOWN MASS
An unknown mass of ice at 0 0C is added to 250 grams of water at 25 0C.
The mixture have a final temperature of 10 0C. Find the mass of ice.

+ = 0

() + + () = 0

0 0

250 1 0 (10 25 ) + 80 + 1 0 (10 0 0 0 ) = 0

0

250 1 (15 ) + 80 + 1 (10 0 ) = 0
0 0

3750 + 80 + 10 = 0
3750 + 90 = 0

90 = 3750
= 41.67
 UNKNOWN FINAL TEMPERATURE
In a calorimetry set-up. 35 grams of ice at 0 0C is
added to a 50 gram aluminum calorimeter
containing 200 grams of water. Both the
calorimeter and water had an initial temperature
of 75 0C. Find the equilibrium temperature of
the system.

+ + = 0

() +() + + () = 0
UNKNOWN MASS
In a calorimetry set-up. 35 grams of ice at 0 0C is added to a 50 gram
aluminum calorimeter containing 200 grams of water. Both the
calorimeter and water had an initial temperature of 75 0C. Find the
equilibrium temperature of the system.

() +() + + () = 0

() 200(1)( 75) 200 15000

() 50(0.215)( 75) 10.75 806.25

() 35(1)( 0) 35 0

35(80) 2800

245.75 Tf 13006.25

13006.25
= = 52.9
245.75
UNKNOWN MASS
In a calorimetry set-up. 55 grams of ice at 0 0C is added to a 45 gram
aluminum calorimeter containing 250 grams of water. Both the
calorimeter and water had an initial temperature of 85 0C. Find the
equilibrium temperature of the system.

() +() + + () = 0

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