Heat to bring ice to 0 0 C and then melt it is: Heat to bring hot water to 0 0 C is: There is more than enough heat to melt the ice so the final temperature will be above 0 0 C Heat lost by hot water = Heat gained by cold water go back return to home Contact: Peter Eyland, Room 67A OMB ph:61+(2) 9385 5662 fax: 61+(2) 9385 6060 mob: 61+(4) 1487 4698 Snail mail: School of Physics The University of New South Wales UNSW SYDNEY NSW 2052 Australia
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