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Hey, im stuck on this isaac physics question
A certain quantity of ice requires 10.0J to warm it to melting temperature. It then requires 100J to melt it. Calculate the initial temperature of the ice in degrees celsius, assuming no heat is lost to the surrounding. SHC of water 4180, SHC of ice 2030, SLH of fusion of ice 3.35x10^5, SLH of vaporisation of water 2.26x10^6
A certain quantity of ice requires 10.0J to warm it to melting temperature. It then requires 100J to melt it. Calculate the initial temperature of the ice in degrees celsius, assuming no heat is lost to the surrounding. SHC of water 4180, SHC of ice 2030, SLH of fusion of ice 3.35x10^5, SLH of vaporisation of water 2.26x10^6
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