To melt a sample of ice cubes at 0 °C, the cubes must absorb 41.8 kJ of heat. What is themass, in grams, of the sample of ice? (Heat of fusipn of water is 334 J/g)7.99 g of ice125 g of iceO 140. g of ice0.125 g of iceO 14.0 g of icefor anything

Given: Heat absorbed by ice = 41.8 kJ = 41.8×103 J (since 1 kJ = 103 J) Heat of fusion of water =…

To melt a sample of ice cubes at 0 °C, the cubes must absorb 41.8 kJ of heat. What is the mass, in grams, of the sample of ice? (Heat of fusion of water is 334 J/g) O 7.99 g of ice 125 g of ice 140. g of ice 0.125 g of ice O 14.0 g of ice

To melt a sample of ice cubes at 0 °C, the cubes must absorb 41.8 kJ of heat. What is the mass, in grams, of the sample of ice? (Heat of fusion of water is 334 J/g) O 7.99 g of ice 125 g of ice 140. g of ice 0.125 g of ice O 14.0 g of ice

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To melt a sample of ice cubes at 0 °C, the cubes must absorb 41.8 kJ of heat. What is the
mass, in grams, of the sample of ice? (Heat of fusipn of water is 334 J/g)
7.99 g of ice
125 g of ice
O 140. g of ice
0.125 g of ice
O 14.0 g of ice
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