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At the normal melting point of H2O, ?_fus H_m = 6010 J mol-1. Calculate the melting...

At the normal melting point of H2O, ?_fus H_m = 6010 J mol-1. Calculate the melting point for
ice at 2300 bar if both ?_fus H_m and densities ?(s)= 917 kg m-3 and ?(l)= 997 kg m-3
assumed constant.
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