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Look at the heating curve above. a About how long did it take for the ice to melt, once melting started? b How long did boiling take to complete, once it started? c Try to think of a reason for the difference
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Look at the heating curve above.

a About how long did it take for the ice to melt, once
melting started?
b How long did boiling take to complete, once it started?
c Try to think of a reason for the difference in a and b.

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where is the graph or cubi

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