Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 10:21am.
heat=heatmeltingIce+heatRisingTempWater
5640=10*Lf + 10*cwater*(50-0)
put in the specific heat of water cw, in joules/gram-C, and solve for heat of fusion, Lf.
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