Why is it necessary to dry the ice before adding it to the warm water? 1 of 2Molar Heat of FusionObject:In this experiment, you will determine the change in temperature of a mixture of warmwater and ice. From this data, the amount of heat absorbed by the ice can be determinedand ultimately, the molar heat of fusion of ice calculated.Procedure:1.Obtain mass of styrofoam cup.2.Add 150 g of warm water (~ 30 °C).3.Obtain mass of cup plus water.Stir the water with thermometer and determine the temperature to the nearest tenthof a degree.4.Dry 1 ice cube with a paper towel to remove any water, and place the iceimmediately in the cup; do not splash any water from the cup.5.Stir quickly until all the ice is melted, then record the temperature to the nearesttenth of a degree.6.7.Determine the mass of the cup and water.

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