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2.50 kg of water at 90 (degrees of C) is contained in a thermally-isolated container. A...

2.50 kg of water at 90 (degrees of C) is contained in a thermally-isolated container. A 1.50 kg chunk of ice at - 10 degrees C is added to the water, in the same thermally isolated container. a.) Describe the final state of the system when it has reached thermal equilibrium, give the final temperature and the amount of ice let (if any). b.) Find the net change in entropy of the system during this process.

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