From the given, calculate:1. Melt water temperature change2. Heat lost by water(show all calculations) Hot water mass: m hot = V1'p%3D4Total water mass: m total = V2°pMelt water mass: m melt = m total – m hotHot water temperature change: AT hot = T2– T1Melt water temperature change: AT melt = T2 – 0.0 °CHeat lost by hot water: q hot = Cp · m hot · AT hotHeat gained by melt water: q melt = Cp · m melt · AT meltHeat absorbed by melting ice: q fusion = (g hot + q melt)9.fusionHeat absorbed per mole: ² H fusmolesmelt% difference from accepted value: Time (s)T (°C)Time (s)T (°C)Time (s)T (°C)40°C18020.1°C3604.6°C2039.6°C20017.5°C3804.6°C4039.2°C22013.9°C4004°C6037°C24010°C4204°C8033.7°C2609.8°C4404°C10031.4°C2809.1°C4604°C12029.6°C3008.3°C4804°C14025.3°C3205°C5004°C16022°C3404.8°C5204°CHot water volume, V,Final water volume, V2125 mL100 mLHot water initial40 °CFinal water18 °Ctemperature, T,temperature, T2p40(H20) = 0.9932 g/mLT.V. = 6.01 kJ/molCp of water = 4.184 J/g°C% difference from accepted value (% error) = T.V. - E.V. x 100Moles melt = m melt /MMH,0T.V.Heat absorbed per mole = q fusion/ moles melt (E.V.) =kI/mole (1k) =100OJ)

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From the given, calculate: 1. Melt water temperature change 2. Heat lost by water (show all calculations)

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