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In the previous question, If the specific latent heat of vaporization of water at 0oC is time the specific latent heat of freezing of water at 0oC. the fraction of water that will ultimately freeze is.
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Solution
ᐃQvap = ᐃQfreezing
m (ηL) = M (L) ⇒ M = η
L = latent heat of freezing
m = mass of vapour
M = mass of freexed
∴ Fraction of water which freezed
m (ηL) = M (L) ⇒ M = η
L = latent heat of freezing
m = mass of vapour
M = mass of freexed
∴ Fraction of water which freezed
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