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To melt an 50 gram ice cube that is at 0 degrees Celsius you have to supply heat. If the latent heat of fusion of ice is 330 J/gram then how much energy is require to just melt the cube but not raise its temperature? 16500 Joules 660 Joules 6.6 Joules 330 Joules

To melt an 50 gram ice cube that is at 0 degrees Celsius you have to supply heat. If the latent heat of fusion of ice is 330 J/gram then how much energy is require to just melt the cube but not raise its temperature? 16500 Joules 660 Joules 6.6 Joules 330 Joules

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To melt an 5 0 gram ice cube that is at 0 degrees Celsius you have to supply heat. If the latent heat of fusion of ice is 330 J / g r a m then how much energy is require to just melt the cube but not raise its temperature? 16500 Joules 660 Joules 6.6 Joules 330 Joules

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