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When two non reactive samples at different temperatures are mixed in an isolated container of negligible heat capacity the final temperature of the mixture can be:

A

lesser than lower or greater than higher temperature is

B

equal to lower or higher temperature

C

greater than lower but lesser than higher temperature

D

average of lower and higher temperatures

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B, C, D

When two samples at different temperature are mixed and there is a state change and temperature remains constant then the temperature of the mixture is equal to lower or higher temperature.
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