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Calculate the heat required to convert 250 g of ice into water at the same temperature `(0^@C)`.

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20 kcal
1 g of ice requires 80 cal of heat to get converted to water at `0^@C`. 250 g of ice requires 20000 cal `ul"(20 kcal)"` of heat to get converted to water.
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