what is latent heat of fusion
Answers
Answered by
2
The specific latent heat of fusion, l, of a substance is the heat needed to change a mass of 1 kg the substance from a solid at its melting point into liquid at the same temperature.
nikhi2003:
thanks
wlcm
make me brainliest
s i did
Answered by
2
latent heat of fussion is the minimum amount of heat required to change (fusion) of a matter without change in temperature
k thanks
Similar questions