I Review I ConstantsPart AAn insulated beaker with negligible mass containsliquid water with a mass of 0.280 kg and atemperature of 77.8 °C.How much ice at atemperature of -13.5 °Cmust be dropped into thewater so that the finaltemperature of thesystem will be 22.0 ° C ?Take the specific heatof liquid water to be4190 J/kg · K, thespecific heat of ice tobe 2100 J/kg K, andthe heat of fusion forwater to be 3.34x105J/kg.• View AvailableHint(s)

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I Review I Constants
Part A
An insulated beaker with negligible mass contains
liquid water with a mass of 0.280 kg and a
temperature of 77.8 °C.
How much ice at a
temperature of -13.5 °C
must be dropped into the
water so that the final
temperature of the
system will be 22.0 ° C ?
Take the specific heat
of liquid water to be
4190 J/kg · K, the
specific heat of ice to
be 2100 J/kg K, and
the heat of fusion for
water to be 3.34x105
J/kg.
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