The temperature in which equilibrium is formed between solid and liquid states is called
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the equilibrium is not static because there is intense activity at the boundary between ice and water. Some ice molecules escape into liquid water and some molecules of water collide with ice and adhere to it. Despite this exchange, there is no change in mass of ice and water. This is because the rates of transfer of ice molecules to water and the reverse process are equal at 273K and atmospheric pressure.
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