10 pounds of water? Goodness.
10 lbs *1kg/2.2lbs=you do it.
Then,
Heatcoolingsteamto100C=masswater*specificheatsteam*(100-110)
heat condensing steam= masssteam*HvSteam
Heatreleasedcoolingwater= masswater*specificheatwater*(0-100)
all those should be negative, add them,that is the heat gained total, so the heat released willbe the negative of that.
What is the total energy transfer(in KJ) when 10.00 pounds of water vapor at 110 degrees C becomes ice at 253K? Assume that the specific gravity of water = 1.00. The answer I got was around 12,000 KJ. Is this correct?
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