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At `0^(@)C` water and ice are at equilibrium at `1` atm pressure. The value of `DeltaH_("fusion")` for ice is `("in kJ/mole").` Give answer excluding decimal places.
Given: `DeltaS_("freezing")` of water at `1` atm and `273` K is `-20JK^(-1))`

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