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015 10.0 points A 20 g block of ice is cooled to -87°C. It is added to 566 g of water in an 64 g copper calorimeter at a temp
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Soluno Given that - D 209 block g of block of ice ice is is cooled - 87°c. cooled a to mice = 20g = 80 X 10 3 = 0.02 kg TiceT = - 19.03°C 47160.45 2477.77 Temperature T & 1900 Ang

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