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Is the heat of fusion endothermic?

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Answered by Anonymous
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hi dear....

It Depends on the process.

EXPLANATION.....

1. As it requires input of energy to induce faster molecular motion, melting is endothermic.

2. As energy is extracted from a system to reduce molecular motion, freezing is exothermic.

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Answered by luckiest1
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The heat can be both endo and exo thermic.

  • if heat is released largely it is exothermic
  • if heat is absorbed it is endothermic
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