Homework Help: chemisty

Posted by jennifer lowman on Monday, May 21, 2007 at 8:36pm.

get a piece of ice, rub it on your arm until it melts. Do you feel the heat leaving your body to melt the ice?
how much heat was required to melt one gram of a sample ice and warm it to the body temperature of 37 degress celcius?

Heat= Heatfusion*massice + masswater*c*deltaTemp

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