Mass of Inner cup with stirrer on the digital balance=36.7 Mass of Inner cup with stirrer and warm water on digital balance=113.6 Temperature reading=50.5*C Initial temp of ice=0*C Melted ice temp. reading=6*C Mass of inner cup with stirrer, water and melted ice=161.1 Findi the experimental value of latent heat of fusion (Lf) of ice

Mass of Inner cup with stirrer on the digital balance=36.7 Mass of Inner cup with stirrer and warm water on digital balance=113.6 Temperature reading=50.5C Initial temp of ice=0C Melted ice temp. reading=6*C Mass of inner cup with stirrer, water and melted ice=161.1 Findi the experimental value of latent heat of fusion (Lf) of ice

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

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