What is happening to temperature while ice is melting to become water? explain.
Question asked by: vivekj70
Asked on: 28 Jun 2010
Well, It's a little obvious that the tempreture needs to rise in order for a solid to change into a liquid...
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Replied at: 30 Jun 2010
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The temp. of the ice remains const. during melting of ice into water. The temp. of surroundings of the ice falls down because ice absorbs latent heat of fusion from surroundings.
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Date of comment: Mon, Sep 6th 2010
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Date of comment: Mon, Sep 6th 2010
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