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Which of the statements below is accurate regarding the melting of ice, taking place in segment BC?
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The motion of particles decreases.
The motion of particles decreases.
The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.
The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.
The temperature rises consistently during the phase change.
The temperature rises consistently during the phase change.
The motion of particles remains unchanged.
The motion of particles remains unchanged.
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Which of the statements below is accurate regarding the melting of ice, taking place in segment BC?
(1 point)
Responses
The motion of particles decreases.
The motion of particles decreases.
The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.
The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.
The temperature rises consistently during the phase change.
The temperature rises consistently during the phase change.
The motion of particles remains unchanged.
The motion of particles remains unchanged.
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The accurate statement regarding the melting of ice taking place in segment BC is:
**The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.**
During the phase change from solid (ice) to liquid (water), the temperature of the substance remains constant until the entire substance has melted. During this time, the energy added goes into breaking the bonds between the ice molecules rather than increasing the temperature.
**The temperature remains constant until all the ice has undergone melting.**
During the phase change from solid (ice) to liquid (water), the temperature of the substance remains constant until the entire substance has melted. During this time, the energy added goes into breaking the bonds between the ice molecules rather than increasing the temperature.
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