A mass m of liquid water at temperature T 1 is mixed adiabatically and isobarically with an
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A mass m of liquid water at temperature T1 is mixed adiabatically and isobarically with an equal mass of liquid water at temperature T2. Assuming constant CP, show
and prove that this is positive. What would be the result if the masses of the water were different, say, m1 and m2?
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