The table below is from E107 simulated experiment. From the data, what is the experimental value of the heat of fusion of ice?Determining the Latent Heat of Punion of leMaas of calorimeter, m,125Specifir Heat of calerimeter aMass of water, m.Specifie Heat of WaterMass of mixture fealorimeter, water+ice), m0.2174 caliyc1001.000 calec249Mass of ice, M,24Initial temperature of ice, 1,O'cInitial temperature of calorimeter, 1,50°cInitial temperature of water, I.50'cFinal temperature of mixture,Experimental Latent hent of fusion, L,Actual Latent heat of fuasion, L,Percentage Error29.5°ccalg79.71 cal'gO 79.31 calgO 79.71 calgO 79.8 cal'gO 79.13 calg

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The table below is from E107 simulated experiment. From the data, what is the experimental value of the heat of fusion of ice? Delermining the Latent Heat of Punion of le Mass of calorimeter, m, Specific Heat of calorimeter a Mas of water, . 125 0.2174 calic 100 1000 calic Specifie Heat of Water o Mass of mixture (oalorimeter, waterice), m 249 Mass of iee, m, 24g Initial temperature of ice, 1, O'c Initial temperature of calorimeter, 1, 50'C Initial temperature of water, I, 50'C Final temperature of misture, 29.5C Experimental Latent heat of funion, L, cale Actual Latent heat of fusion, L, 79.71 cal'g Percentage Error O 79.31 cal'g O 79.71 cal'g O 79.8 cal'g O 79.13 cal'g

The table below is from E107 simulated experiment. From the data, what is the experimental value of the heat of fusion of ice? Delermining the Latent Heat of Punion of le Mass of calorimeter, m, Specific Heat of calorimeter a Mas of water, . 125 0.2174 calic 100 1000 calic Specifie Heat of Water o Mass of mixture (oalorimeter, waterice), m 249 Mass of iee, m, 24g Initial temperature of ice, 1, O'c Initial temperature of calorimeter, 1, 50'C Initial temperature of water, I, 50'C Final temperature of misture, 29.5C Experimental Latent heat of funion, L, cale Actual Latent heat of fusion, L, 79.71 cal'g Percentage Error O 79.31 cal'g O 79.71 cal'g O 79.8 cal'g O 79.13 cal'g

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