How much heat is required to heat a $10 \cdot g$ $10g$ mass of ice at $- 10$ $-10$ $^{\circ} C$ $""^@C$ , to give a $10 \cdot g$ $10g$ mass of water at $+ 10$ $+10$ $^{\circ} C$ $""^@C$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-06-07T16:42:20

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$(i)$ $(i)$ $the specific heat of ice;$ $"the specific heat of ice;"$

$(i i)$ $(ii)$ $the latent heat of fusion of ice;$ $"the latent heat of fusion of ice;"$

$(i i i)$ $(iii)$ $the specific heat of liquid water$ $"the specific heat of liquid water"$ .

We could look up these data for ourselves, but it is your problem.

How much heat is required to heat a 10*g10⋅g10*g mass of ice at -10−10-10 ""^@C∘C""^@C, to give a 10*g10⋅g10*g mass of water at +10+10+10 ""^@C∘C""^@C?