A mass of 350 g of water at 25°C is placed in a freezer, and it becomes ice at -18°C. Calculate the magnitude of heat that is lost from the mass in the process. (Select the closest value.) Select one: 154 k) 167 k) 117 k) 130 kJ 180 kJ

A mass of 350 g of water at 25°C is placed in a freezer, and it becomes ice at -18°C. Calculate the magnitude of heat that is lost from the mass in the process. (Select the closest value.) Select one: 154 k) 167 k) 117 k) 130 kJ 180 kJ

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A mass of 350 g of water at 25°C is placed in a freezer, and it becomes ice at -18°C. Calculate the magnitude of heat that is
lost from the mass in the process. (Select the closest value.)
Select one:
154 kJ
167 k)
117 kJ
130 kJ
180 kJ

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