Physics, asked by hemavathikakarla, 10 months ago

Calculate the heat energy required to change 5g of ice at -5°C into water
at 20°C.

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Answered by HKK7

1

Answer:

4676.9J

Explanation:

heat it until it gets into a limited hot condition and solve the numerical using Keplers law

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