Momentum (symbol p) and the equation of momentum is:
p = m*v
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The heat flows into the sample in the segment <u> BC </u> will yield the value of the heat of fusion of this substance.
<h3>Heat of fusion:</h3>
The heat of the fusion of water is unusually high. The amount of heat required to convert 1 g of solid into a liquid while maintaining the same temperature is known as the heat of fusion. It is a latent heat as well and is occasionally referred to as the latent heat of fusion. Since water only freezes at a single temperature (0 °C), it only has one value, which is 79.71 cal/g, or the rounded amount of 80 cal/g.
In order to control frost, water fuses at a high temperature. The water used for irrigation is frequently consistently above freezing when it is extracted from the ground.
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Technically it is referred to as <em>star brightness</em> but yes you have the general idea.
