Give the numerical answers as numerical values of the requested units (number only) to three significant figures. If necessary, use a period as a decimal separator. Consider an ice cube with a mass of 331 g. Ice is initially 0.0°C degrees and melts at 0.0°C into degradable water. The melted water is heated to a temperature of 56.5°C . What is entropy change (J/K)?

Give the numerical answers as numerical values of the requested units (number only) to three significant figures. If necessary, use a period as a decimal separator. Consider an ice cube with a mass of 331 g. Ice is initially 0.0°C degrees and melts at 0.0°C into degradable water. The melted water is heated to a temperature of 56.5°C . What is entropy change (J/K)?

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