Calculate ∆Hfusion for ice. (q/moles). For trial 3 You must write the values in the lab as the balance and thermometer valuesmeaning no rounding or dropping digits.Data Table:Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3Mass of Empty Beaker102.7501 g103.5299 g101.6900 gMass of Beaker + Ice127.1075 g127.5098 g125.5257 gMass of ice (g)24.3574 g23.9799 g-23.8357 gVolume of water in calorimeter (mL)100.0 mL100.00 mL100.00 mLMass of water in calorimeter (g)99.7 g99.7 g99.7 gInitial temperature (°C)25.0025.0025.00Final temperature (°C)5.885.865.91AHiusionAverage AHision

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Calculate ∆H_fusion for ice. (q/moles). For trial 3

You must write the values in the lab as the balance and thermometer values
meaning no rounding or dropping digits.
Data Table:
Trial 1
Trial 2
Trial 3
Mass of Empty Beaker
102.7501 g
103.5299 g
101.6900 g
Mass of Beaker + Ice
127.1075 g
127.5098 g
125.5257 g
Mass of ice (g)
24.3574 g
23.9799 g
-23.8357 g
Volume of water in calorimeter (mL)
100.0 mL
100.00 mL
100.00 mL
Mass of water in calorimeter (g)
99.7 g
99.7 g
99.7 g
Initial temperature (°C)
25.00
25.00
25.00
Final temperature (°C)
5.88
5.86
5.91
AHiusion
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