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what is heat of fusion ?​

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Answered by ItzMysteriousGirl
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Explanation:

➡️Heat of fusion' measures the amount of energy needed to melt a given mass of a solid at its melting point temperature.

➡️ Conversely, it also represent the amount of energy given up when a given mass of liquid solidifies.

➡️Water, for example, has a heat of fusion of 80 calories per gram.

Answered by Anonymous
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'✔✔Heat of fusion' Is that the amount of energy required to melt any substance at its own particular temperature if that substance melt than we can say that its is a heat of fusion of a particular substance .

Or

✔✔Amount of heat req to melt 1 gram of calories of a particular substance

✔✔Example:-

Water has an heat of fusion upto 90 caloriemeter per gram

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