what is meant by latent heat of fusion?
Venkateshjha:
it is the heat energy required to change state of matter
this does not contribute to rise in temperature
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Tq
its ok
well, it contributes in rising temperature
Oo
but effect is not seen... in counitinus manner
its discreet..... temp suddenly shoots of 4—5 degrees
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latent heat of fusion is also known as enthalpy of fusion.
latent heat of fusion of any substance, is the change in its enthalpy which provides energy (typically heat) to a specific quantity of the substance to change its state from solid to liquid at constant pressure....
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