How much heat must be removed to completely freeze 15 kg of water initially at 95°F?...

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Sol: Initial Temperature Ti = 95°F - 308 K mass m= 15kg Heat =) water at 3086 water at ok Ice at 2736 Q mo (1,-273) + mLf 15

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