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What is the Relationship Between Work and Temperature Change in Melting Ice?
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[QUOTE="rsk, post: 6462524, member: 60509"] Calculate how much work/energy is given to the ice altogther. Calculate how much of this is needed to melt the ice. This is the "due to an increase in the potential energy" part of the question. You have the equation and the data you need. Once the ice has melted, the rest of that work/energy goes into raising the kinetic energy, ie the temperature of the water. Again, you have the equation, although the shc for water isn't stated in what you've give us. You can easily find it online but I'd suggest using whatever value you've been given in class as the value is quoted with varying degrees of precision and it's probably best to use the one your teacher/lecturer/textbook expects. [/QUOTE]
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