Answer:
The latent heat of fusion of water is 334.88 Joules per gram of water.
Explanation:
Let the latent heat of ice be 'x' J/g
1) Thus heat absorbed by 100 gram of ice to get converted into water equals

2) heat energy required to raise the temperature of water from 0 to 25 degree Celsius equals

Thus total energy needed equals 
3) Heat energy released by the decrease in the temperature of water from 25 to 11 degree Celsius is

Now by conservation of energy we have

Answer:
It's an Angle of incidence that provides a 90° angle but is also refracted at the same time. it's used to find the water-air boundary (which is 48.6 degrees). in addition, its an angle of incidence value.
Your answer will be False because wavelengths are usually are use as sound waves.
Larger molecules will move slower and smaller molecules will move faster. Did this answer your question?
Answer:
The only parameter that changes is mass m
It is only necessary to calculate the ratio Eh/Ee

The kinetic energy of the heavy paricle is three times the kinetic energy of an electron