200 Heating steam 150 Vaporizing water 100 Heating liquid water Melting ice Heating ice 25 50 75 100 Time (min) ine the heat Identify areas along the graph which are phase changes and if it is not a phase change determine which phase is present (ice/water/steam etc.) AB DE EF In the graph above what are the primary differences that distinguish a phase change from heating the same phase? Temperature (C)

200 Heating steam 150 Vaporizing water 100 Heating liquid water Melting ice Heating ice 25 50 75 100 Time (min) ine the heat Identify areas along the graph which are phase changes and if it is not a phase change determine which phase is present (ice/water/steam etc.) AB DE EF In the graph above what are the primary differences that distinguish a phase change from heating the same phase? Temperature (C)

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