A vessel contains 0.450 kgm of ice and 1.65 kgm of liquid water. Some more ice are added to the vessel at a temperature of -15.0°C and 0.884 kgm of ice is present in the vessel upon reaching thermal equilibrium. How much ice at -15.0°C is added in this process?

A vessel contains 0.450 kgm of ice and 1.65 kgm of liquid water. Some more ice are added to the vessel at a temperature of -15.0°C and 0.884 kgm of ice is present in the vessel upon reaching thermal equilibrium. How much ice at -15.0°C is added in this process?

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A vessel contains 0.450 kgm of ice and 1.65 kgm of liquid water. Some more ice are
added to the vessel at a temperature of -15.0°C and 0.884 kgm of ice is present in the
vessel upon reaching thermal equilibrium. How much ice at -15.0°C is added in this
process?

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