A block of ice at 273K is put in thermal contact with a container of steam at 373K, converting 25.0g of ice to water at 273K while condensing some of the steam to water at 373K.  A) find the change in entropy of the ice  B) find the change in entropy of the steam C) find the change in entropy of the universe

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