Physics, 23.10.2021 22:10, winterblanco

THERMAL ENERGY IS SUPPLIED TO A MELTING SOLID AT A CONSTANT RATE OF 2000W. Calculate the mass of the solid changes to liquid to 2.0 minutes. Assume that the specific latent heat of fusion of the solid is 95000 J Kg-1 and the heat exchange with the surroundings may be neglected.

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THERMAL ENERGY IS SUPPLIED TO A MELTING SOLID AT A CONSTANT RATE OF 2000W. Calculate the mass of the...