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1.	Cp of ice is 10 J/oC and that of water is 15 J/oC, what is the enthalpy change of water from – 15oC to 0oC at standard conditions, if the later heat of fusion of water is 110 J?
A.	150 J
B.	315 J
C.	485 J
D.	560 JView answer
Answer» D. 560 JView answer

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