Why does the particle of water at 0 degree celcius have more energy as cimparrd to the particles in ice at the same temperature?

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Mani Murugan · Answer 1 · 2019-09-17T23:58:24+0000

there is Kinetic energy involved in the state something is in. The molecules in a liquid are moving around quicker than those in a solid.

That's one reason.

The ice requires energy to melt. Bonds must be broken to get from a solid to a liquid.

Why does the particle of water at 0 degree celcius have more energy as cimparrd to the particles in ice at the same temperature?

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