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An ice cube at `0.00^(@)C` is placed is 200g of distilled water at `25^(@)C`. The final temperature after ithe ice is completely metled is `5.00^(@)C`. What is the mass of the ice cube?
`deltaH_(fus)=340J.g^(-1), C_(p)=4.18 J.g^(-1). .^(@)C^(-1)`

A

23.6 g

B

46.3 g

C

50.0 g

D

800 g

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