00:01
So let's write down all the heat processes that there are.
00:06
So first, water gains temperature.
00:09
And it goes to temperature tf from 20 degrees celsius.
00:13
So why should it be minus? its temperature increased.
00:35
That was the heat taken away by the water.
00:46
This is delta t mass times specific heat of water times.
00:50
Change in temperature also aluminum loses heat but we don't know the final temperature so we can simply write plus in the beginning and tf minus 150 so we don't need to worry about this sign because eventually it will turn out that this temperature is less than 150 as it is here so this will be negative anyways also this is not the way to do it so let's write down all the heat processes that there are.
01:43
So first, water gains temperature and it goes to temperature tf from 20 degrees celsius.
01:50
So this process happens because water vaporized.
01:55
So vaporized mass of water times latent heat of water.
02:00
Now we can simplify this equation to see what tf looks like.
02:08
So first tf has term from mass times at mass of aluminum times mass of specific heat of aluminum times 150.
02:22
Since this is negative sign here, this is delta t mass times specific heat of water times change in temperature.
02:30
Also aluminum loses heat but we don't know the final temperature.
02:38
So we can simply write plus in the beginning and tf minus 150 so we don't need to worry about this sign because eventually it'll turn out that this temperature is less than 150 as it is here so this will be negative anyways also this this process happens because water vaporized so vaporized mass of water times latent heat of water now we can simplify this equation to see what tf looks like so first tf has term from mass times like mass of aluminum times mass of specific heat of aluminum times 150.
03:27
Since this is negative sign here, when you send this on the right hand side, that term becomes positive 150 times mass of aluminum, specific heat of aluminum...