For number 40, compute for the latent heat of fusion of water Table 1. Mass of ice (g) 26.1 Mass of the metallic calorimeter (g) 60.6 Mass of the water (g) 123 Initial temp of ice (°C) Initial temp of the metal calorimeter (°C) 28 Initial temp of the water (°C) 28

For number 40, compute for the latent heat of fusion of water Table 1. Mass of ice (g) 26.1 Mass of the metallic calorimeter (g) 60.6 Mass of the water (g) 123 Initial temp of ice (°C) Initial temp of the metal calorimeter (°C) 28 Initial temp of the water (°C) 28

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Question 40

E107: latent heat.
For number 40, compute for the latent heat
of fusion of water
Table 1.
Mass of ice (g)
26.1
Mass of the metallic calorimeter (g).
60.6
Mass of the water (g)
123
Initial temp of ice (°C)
Initial temp of the metal calorimeter (°C)
28
Initial temp of the water (°C)
28
Final temp of water at equilibrium (°C)
10
specific heat of water (cal/g°C)
1
specific heat of calorimeter (cal/g°C)
0.2174
I
Latent heat of fusion of water (cal/g)
(40)
II

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