Physics, asked by Rosepreet1, 1 year ago

Heat supplied to solid changes it into liquid .What is this change in phase called?

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Answered by tanu151

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melting or fusion...

Answered by anirudhbhandari123

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this would be the best answer and clear all your doubts it is
the change in phase from solid to liquid is called melting.

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