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Heat supplied at the rate of 120W to 60g of ice raises it's temperature from -20°c to 0°c in 200s. Calculate the I. heat capacity of the ice Ii. specific heat capacity of t…

Heat supplied at the rate of 120W to 60g of ice raises it's temperature from -20°c to 0°c in 200s. Calculate the I. heat capacity of the ice Ii. specific heat capacity of t…
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heat supplied at the rate of 120W to 60g of ice raises it's temperature from -20°c to 0°c in 200s. Calculate the I. heat capacity of the ice Ii. specific heat capacity of the ice. III. time it will take to melt all the ice at 0°c. (s.f=336000 Jkg/K​

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