State what would be the temperature change of water

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Density = 1g/ml

Heat capicity = 4.184

3.72 moles of ice at 0 C melts. What is the enthalpy of this phase change? and What would be the temperature change of 450ml og water that surrounds this ice cube assuming all the heat was transfered form the surrounding water.

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