why does the temprature remain constant during the change of state of matter? Explain it on the basis of change of solid state into liquid state.
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WHEN WE HEAT ICE AND IT COMES TO IT CRITICAL TEMPERATURE THAN THE EXTRA HEAT OR LATENT HEAT ABSORBED BY THE ICE IS USE FOR BREAKING INTERMOLECULAR SPACES . THUS TEMPERATURE NOT CHANGE DURING THIS PROCESS. SO , THE ICE STARTS MELTING AND CHANGES INTO LIQUIDS. HOPE IT HELPS . PLS MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST
we r taking ice
WHEN WE HEAT ICE AND IT COMES TO IT CRITICAL TEMPERATURE THAN THE EXTRA HEAT OR LATENT HEAT ABSORBED BY THE ICE IS USE FOR BREAKING INTERMOLECULAR SPACES . THUS TEMPERATURE NOT CHANGE DURING THIS PROCESS. SO , THE ICE STARTS MELTING AND CHANGES INTO LIQUIDS. HOPE IT HELPS . PLS MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST
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the temperature remains constant because there is a change in state of matter known as the latent heat of fission/ vapourisation. the heat provided is used to change the state.
from change to a solid state to liquid the heat is used to change the state or in other word release the bond between the particles.
from change to a solid state to liquid the heat is used to change the state or in other word release the bond between the particles.
or in other words to make the particles lose their attraction
agr hydrogen bond hi thod do toh water kaise bnarhega
no its nothing like that
intermolecular force boliye
yeah
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water has H-bonded made up to four other molecules
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