Four small ice cubes (26g each) are placed in 224g of water in a container which...

Four small ice cubes (26g each) are placed in 224g of water in a container which is thermally insulated. The water is originally at 26 degrees C while the ice cubes are at -17 degrees C.

(a) What are the 3 possibilities of this system's end point?(What are the three outcomes that might happen to the ice)

(b) What is the final temperature at thermal equilibrium?

(d)If only 1 ice cube is placed in the container, what is the final temperature?

(e) In each step b through d indicated whether any ice melts? And how much?

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