A 100 g block of copper (c\_copper = 385 J/kgK) at 900°C is placed into an insulated container with some ice (c\_ice = 2090 J/kgK) at -20°C. What mass of ice is required so that the equilibrium temperature of the mixture is 0°C and all of the ice melts (L\_m = 3.34E[5] J/kg)?

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A 100 g block of copper (c_copper=385 J/kgK) at 900°C is placed into an insulated container with some ice (c_ice=2090 J/kgK) at -20°C. What mass of ice is required so that the equilibrium temperature of the mixture is 0°C and all of the ice melts (L_m = 3.34E[5] J/kg)?