Is the Specific Heat of Ice Constant Below Zero Degrees Celsius?

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The portion highlighted in the paint document, is the only the specific heat for ice at -10 deg celc?

What is the specific heat of ice in the interval of [-273.15,-10) and (10,0] (In deg celc) ??
 

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Sorry I should make my self more clear. What is the specific heat of ice at a temperature T in that interval
[-273.15,-10) and (10,0] (T is In deg celc) .
 
Miike012 said:
Sorry I should make my self more clear. What is the specific heat of ice at a temperature T in that interval[-273.15,-10) and (10,0] (T is In deg celc) .
But it's dependent of the temperature

[itex]C_p(ice,\,\,-15^o\,C) \neq C_p(ice,\,\,-25^o\,C)\neq C_p(ice,\,\,-35^o\,C)[/itex]
etc

Have you looked at the bottom table in the Appendix...
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to calculate exactly see here:

http://www.engr.ucsb.edu/~shell/che110a/heatcapacitycalculations.pdf
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maybe I have misunderstood you...