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`1g` of ice at `0^@ C` is mixed `1 g` of steam at `100^@ C`. The mass of water formed is

A

`1.33 g`

B

`1 g`

C

`0.133 g`

D

`13.3 g`

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The correct Answer is:
A
Here the resultant temperature is `100^@ C`
`m^(|)` is mass of the steam condensed
`m^(|)L_(v) =m_(ice)L_(f)+m_(ice)S_(water) xx Delta theta`
:. Warer formed `= 1g + m^(|)`.
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