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Is melting ice an endothermic or exothermic? its a big class discussion in chemistry and the teacher won't tell us until the whole class agrees
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Is melting ice an endothermic or exothermic? its a big class discussion in chemistry and the teacher won't tell us until the whole class agrees

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It is an Endothermic because the ice cube is absorbing the heat making the ice cube melt. It can not be Endothermic because it is not releasing any heat it is melting.
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