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A glass of ice at 0°C changes to a glass of water at 0°C. What caused the ice to change to water

A glass of ice at 0°C changes to a glass of water at 0°C. What caused the ice to change to water
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A glass of ice at 0°C changes to a glass of water at 0°C. What caused the ice to change to water

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Tha answer is Thermal energy was absorbed. A glass of ice at 0°C changes to a glass of water at 0°C. The cause for the ice to change to water is the absorption of Thermal energy.
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