Calorimetry||water equivalent

Thermal Properties - Calorimetry Water Equivalent

In a calorimeter (water equivalent =40g ) are 200g of water and 50 g of ice all at 0^@C . 30 g of water at 90^@ C is poured into it. What will be the final condition of the system?

A calorimeter of water equivalent 50 g contains 100 g water at 30^(@)C , in each of the situations, select the option(s) that indicate the correct final temperature

Define water equivalent

Calorimetry||Law OF calorimetry||Specific heat capacity||Water equivalent OF a body

Introduction to calorimetry & calorie||specific heat capacity||Specific latent heat||Heat capacity||Water equivalent||Growth OF phase change

In the Joule experiment, a mass of 20 kg falls through 1.5m at a constant velocity to stir the water in a calorimeter. If the calorimeter has a water equivalent of 2 g and contains 12 g of water, what is f, the mechanical equivalent of heat, for a temperature rise of 5.0^@C ?

Calorimetry: Temperature| Heat | Specific heat capacity | Heat capacity| Water equivalent | Principle of calorimetry

Calorimetry: Temperature, Heat, Specific heat capacity | Heat capacity | Water equivalent | Principle of calorimetry | Latent heat | Heating curve (phase change)

Define thermal capacity and water equivalent of a body. State their units and how are they related ?