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80g of water at 30¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªC is poured on a large blo

1.	80g of water at 30¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªC is poured on a large block of ice which is at 0¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªC. The mass of ice that melts is$#
A.	30g
B.	80g
C.	150g
D.	1600g
Answer» B. 80g

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80g of water at 30¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªC is poured on a large block of ice which is at 0¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªC. The mass of ice that melts is$#

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