wered nswer A block of copper with mass mou =237g, (CCu 3857) is at an kg C initial temperature of 934°C. The block of copper is added to a mass of ice, mice =1.95kg initially at -5°C' in an insulated container. 1 (Cice 2110J kg C the container. When equilibrium is reached, how much ice is in the container (in kg )? 334k.J and L= kg 1.256 AAST ). Assume no heat enters or leaves 1.7564 margin of error +/-5%

wered nswer A block of copper with mass mou =237g, (CCu 3857) is at an kg C initial temperature of 934°C. The block of copper is added to a mass of ice, mice =1.95kg initially at -5°C' in an insulated container. 1 (Cice 2110J kg C the container. When equilibrium is reached, how much ice is in the container (in kg )? 334k.J and L= kg 1.256 AAST ). Assume no heat enters or leaves 1.7564 margin of error +/-5%

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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