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Heat out of the steam equals heat into ice

Q out is in two steps
first step condensing the steam to water using Q = m*Lv = m*2.256x10^6J/kg
Step two lowering temp from 100 to 21 using Q = m*c*deltaT = m*4184J/kgC*79 = m*330536

Adding these we get 2.59x10^6m

Q into ice is in two steps also
Step 1 melt the ice Using Q = m*Lf = 1.02kg*3.34x10^5J/kg = 3.4x10^5J
Step 2 Increase T to 21 from 0 Q =m*c*deltaT = 1.02*4184*21 = 89621.28J

Total = 2.92376x10^6J

Equating these give 2.59x10^6m = 429621.28

Hence m steam = 429621.28/2.59x10^6 = 0.165kg