Posted by Jayden on Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 9:33pm.
6.8 g ice x heat fusion ice = ?joules needed to melt the ice.
How much do we have in a single photon.
E = hc/wavelength = x joules in one photon.
xjoules/photon x # photons = ?J to melt ice.
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