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Chapter 19: Q. 16 (page 543)

What is the maximum mass of ethyl alcohol you could boil with 1000 J of heat, starting from 20C?

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The answer ism=1.01[g]

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01

Given information

The total heat of ethynyl alcohol is

Q=Q1+Q2 (1)

The change in temperature as per the equation (19.16) is:

Q1=Mc鈭�T (2)

02

Calculation

M is the mass of ethynyl alcohol

plug the values of 鈭�TandCinto equation (3) in order to get Q1

Q1=Mc(T2-T1)=M(2400J/kg.C掳)(78掳C-20掳C)=(1.39脳105J)M

The heatQ2 as a result of phase changes provided in the equation (19.21) is:
Q2=MLv

Thus, plug the value of Lvinto equation (3) in order to get Q2

Q2=MLv=(8.79脳105J/kg)m

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