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The amount of energy needed to change 25 g of −30°C ice into 0°C liquid water is _. A. 9,887.5 J

B. 1,537.5 J

C. 58,037.5 J

D. 8,350 J


The amount of energy needed to change 25 g of −30°C ice into 0°C liquid water is __________.

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