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The heat of fusion for sea ice is 79.70 cal/g. How many calories of heat are needed to melt a 35.00 g ice cube at its freezing point? O A. 2790 cal B. 2800 cal OC. 540 cal D. 1600 cal O E. 2300 cal

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The heat of fusion for sea ice is 79.70 cal/g. How many calories of heat are needed to
melt a 35.00 g ice cube at its freezing point?
O A. 2790 cal
O B. 2800 cal
OC. 540 cal
D. 1600 cal
O E. 2300 cal

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