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When heating up ice, what type of physical change will occur? A. It will condense. B. It will boil. C. It will freeze. D. It will melt.
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When heating up ice, what type of physical change will occur?

A. It will condense.
B. It will boil.
C. It will freeze.
D. It will melt.

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D. because when ice is heated it will melt into liquid
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Answer: D.

Explanation: lol

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