A 50g ice cube is taken out of a freezer at 0 degrees Celsius and put in a thermally isolated container containing 200g of water at the temperature 60 degrees Celsius. Find the temperature of the system at equilibrium.
ANSWER: 32 degrees Celsius
I don't understand why you have to involve (moles of ice x delta H of fusion) to the equation? Please help! Thanks!
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