[Sekminara]

ok. In my chemistry class I was given two equation to work with when trying to obtain the heat of fusion of ice

they were:

Heat lost by calorimeter = -C_cal :delta:T_cal=heat to melt ice + heat to warm water from ice

and

heat gained (ice,water) = (m_ice)(s_fusion)+(m_ice)(4.184)( :delta:T_{water from ice})

( :delta:T_cal=T_final-T_initial) and ( :delta:T_{water form ice}=T_final-T_ice)

the data that i obtained was:

C_cal=876.3
Mass_water=200
Mass_water+ice=215.359
Mass_ice=15.4
Temperature of Calorimeter before addition of ice=22.3
Temperature of ice=0.3
Temperature of Calorimeter after addition and melting of ice=14.1

So far i cant make heads nor tails of the equations given to me. I have some basic information down such as the  :delta:T_cal=-8.2 but i'm unsure of some of my other calculations such as the Heat lost by calorimeter (i got 7186). Even with the basic information I have no idea how i'm suppose to use these two equations to find the  heat of fusion. Does anyone know whats going on here? I'm completely confused.

[Borek]

heat gained = heat lost