A large piece of steel (initial temperature 400 K) is placed into a large bucket of ice
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A large piece of steel (initial temperature 400 K) is placed into a large bucket of ice water. If 4.0 J of heat flow from the steel into the ice water, what are the entropy changes of the steel, the ice water, and the universe? Assume this small amount of heat flow does not change the temperatures of the steel or the ice water by any significant amount.
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