A 1.50 kg block of ice initially at a temperature of 0 °C is placed inside an apparatus that allows 150 kJ of heat to flow into the ice. What mass of ice melts as a result? O 0.45 kg O 0.75 kg O 1.33 kg 2.23 kg O 1.00 kg

A 1.50 kg block of ice initially at a temperature of 0 °C is placed inside an apparatus that allows 150 kJ of heat to flow into the ice. What mass of ice melts as a result? O 0.45 kg O 0.75 kg O 1.33 kg 2.23 kg O 1.00 kg

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A 1.50 kg block of ice initially at a temperature of 0 °C is placed inside an apparatus that allows 150 kJ of heat to
flow into the ice.
What mass of ice melts as a result?
O 0.45 kg
O 0.75 kg
O 1.33 kg
O 2.23 kg
O 1.00 kg

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