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if an ice cube melts at 0°C but water freezes at 0°C what is the difference between melting and freezing in terms of energy involved with phase changes and be particles of substances during the phase changes?
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if an ice cube melts at 0°C but water freezes at 0°C what is the difference between melting and freezing in terms of energy involved with phase changes and be particles of substances during the phase changes?

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When melting, energy is being absorbed. When freesing, energy is being released.
That's all I know.
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