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An ice cube at 0 degrees Celsius is heated until it melts and the water reaches 20 degrees Celsius. The amount if heat needed for this is 5.000x10^3J. What is the mass of the ice cube?
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An ice cube at 0 degrees Celsius is heated until it melts and the water reaches 20 degrees Celsius. The amount if heat needed for this is 5.000x10^3J. What is the mass of the ice cube?

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20 i guess

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