How much heat will go to melt 10 g of ice?

In order to melt ice at the melting temperature, it will be necessary to report the amount of heat, which is determined by the formula – Q melt = λm, where Q melt is the amount of heat required to melt ice, λ is the specific heat of its crystallization (melting) – 330 kJ / kg, m – weight (in our case – 10 g or 0.01 kg).

Substituting the values we have, we get Q melt = 330 kJ / kg * 0.01 kg = 3.3 kJ.

So, the amount of thermal energy required to melt ice under the given conditions will be 3.3 kJ.