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The heat of fusion for water to Cis Determine the number of grams of ice at 0°Cthat must be added to a cup with 230 poftea a
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pien mass of tea = Mr = 230ga 0-23kg Initial Temp of Tea, = Ti = 50°c final common ternp = T = 28°C. Initiad Temp of ice - Ti

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