A container used to store ice is made of wood 5.0 cm thick and has an effective area of 12,000 cm2 and thermal conductivity of 0.00027 cal/cm2 -sec-C/cm. How much ice inside the box would be melted each 24-hour day if the outside temperature is 25C and the temperature inside the box is 5C.

A container used to store ice is made of wood 5.0 cm thick and has an effective area of 12,000 cm2 and thermal conductivity of 0.00027 cal/cm2 -sec-C/cm. How much ice inside the box would be melted each 24-hour day if the outside temperature is 25C and the temperature inside the box is 5C.

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