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CALCULATING THE HEAT OF FUSION OF ICE


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Imperfect

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I already posted this question on answers.yahoo.com but nobody answered it. here it is:

Alright, here's all the data I've collected:
the mass of a sample of ice: 32.28g
the initial temperature of the ice: 3.0°C
After having been melted, the temperature of the ice was 36.9°C (it was in a test tube which was placed in boiling water).
It was then poured into 50.0mL of tap water, which was initially 23.8°C
Once the two reached an equilibrium, the temperature was 30.9°C

Now what do I do to calculate the heat of fusion of ice?
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I might be mistaken, but this sounds like a type of homework question you need to be figuring out. Not us. I would know, it's all I do these days it seems..

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