Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at 7:57pm.
heatrequired=massice*specificheatice*(0-(-2))+ massice*latentheat
ok, massice= densityice*volumeice. I would use the density of ice about .932g/cm^2, Volume ice= .58cm*1.6m^2*10^4cm^2/m^2
and you have to look up the specific heat of ice, it is about half that of water, as I recall. Look it up.
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