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What is the entropy change for the conversion of one gram of ice to water at 167 K and one atmospheric pressure ? `[Delta H_("fussion") = 6.025 kJ mol^(-1)]`

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`Delta _("fusion") S = (Delta_("fusion")H)/(T_(f)) rArr (6.025 xx 10^(3))/(167) xx (1)/(18)`
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