point, to 12-6. Neglect heat gained from or lost to the surroundings in this problem. ture of 60.0°C. The final temperature reached is 10.0°C. To what quantity of 40.0 g of H₂O(s) at 0°C are added to a quantity of H₂O(l) that has a tempera H₂O(1) was the ice added? hoot of reaction for

point, to 12-6. Neglect heat gained from or lost to the surroundings in this problem. ture of 60.0°C. The final temperature reached is 10.0°C. To what quantity of 40.0 g of H₂O(s) at 0°C are added to a quantity of H₂O(l) that has a tempera H₂O(1) was the ice added? hoot of reaction for

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