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The latent heat of fusion of a substance is the amount of energy associated with doing which of the following to 1 kg of the substance A. Buring it completely B. Raising its temperature 1 c C. Boiling
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The latent heat of fusion of a substance is the amount of energy associated with doing which of the following to 1 kg of the substance

A. Buring it completely
B. Raising its temperature 1 c
C. Boiling it at its boiling point
D Melting it at its melting point

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The answer of the question is D
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Answer:Boiling at its boiling point

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