Asked by sh
Why does the temperature of ice remain constant at 0°C during the melting process?
(1 point)
Responses
The thermal energy is used to break molecular bonds within the ice lattice itself
The thermal energy is used to break molecular bonds within the ice lattice itself
The thermal energy is released as heat
The thermal energy is released as heat
The thermal energy is converted into potential energy
The thermal energy is converted into potential energy
The thermal energy of the ice cools the water temperature down to a steady temperature.
The thermal energy of the ice cools the water temperature down to a steady temperature.
Question 2
What is the behavior of ice when thermal energy is applied?(1 point)
Responses
It evaporates
It evaporates
It melts
It melts
It turns into steam
It turns into steam
It remains solid
It remains solid
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Q1: The thermal energy is used to break molecular bonds within the ice lattice itself.
(Added heat goes into the latent heat of fusion to break hydrogen bonds, so kinetic energy — and thus temperature — stays at 0°C until melting is complete.)
Q2: It melts.
(Added heat goes into the latent heat of fusion to break hydrogen bonds, so kinetic energy — and thus temperature — stays at 0°C until melting is complete.)
Q2: It melts.
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