Which statement about the energy of a phase change is true?

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Since with melting the solid absorbs the heat of the environment in order to get the energy needed to phase change from solid to liquid, it means that melting is endothermic.

Evidence of this is that if you have a hot tea, and you put ice cubes in it along with a thermometer, as the ice melts you will realize that the temperature of the tea would decrease thus insinuating that heat was removed from the tea (absorbed by the ice to melt).

Answer: OPTION B

strojnjashka [21]2 years ago

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