Science, asked by vramani393, 17 hours ago

Is the change of ice into water a Is temporary or permanent change? Explain.

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Answered by premay993

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it's permanent change because When it was close to Heat and it become Water

Answered by alwy076354

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Answer:

It is a temporary change. Because on heating ice converts into the water and on cooling water converts into ice.

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