Water that never boils and ice that never melts

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Middle school chemistry is such a tangled problem!

Reply #22017-12-17

The answer can be found in physical chemistry

Reply #32017-12-17

:lol The first one will boil.

Reply #42017-12-17

Choose D for the first question. It reaches the boiling point and will not boil. The second question is that it will not melt. The reason is that the temperature has been reached, there is no temperature difference, and heat cannot continue to be provided.

Reply #52017-12-17

1. D 2. Will not melt. The ice-water mixture also absorbs heat and cannot provide the heat needed to melt the ice in the test tube.

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