III.Heat of Fusion.5. Complete the table below.a. Mass of empty calorimeter3.41 gb. Mass calorimeter + initial water102.66 gc. Initial temperature of water30.8 °Cd. Final temperature of water14.6 °Ce. Mass calorimeter + final water120.20 ge. Change in temperature, AT (°C)f.Mass of melted ice (g)9. Ян,о (J)h. qice (J)i.qmelted ice (J)j. AHfus (J)k. Molar heat of fusion (kJ/mol)(Moles of ice = mass melted ice/molar mass water)

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