One statement is not true for the physical transition from H20(s) to H20() at constant pressure. А. В. Thermodynamically, the The temperature of the process requires expelling (removing) energy liquid phase is higher than the normal melting point C. D. It occurs due to rupturing The transition produces a of hydrogen bonds of the liquid phase of lower ice crystalline lattice energy

One statement is not true for the physical transition from H20(s) to H20() at constant pressure. А. В. Thermodynamically, the The temperature of the process requires expelling (removing) energy liquid phase is higher than the normal melting point C. D. It occurs due to rupturing The transition produces a of hydrogen bonds of the liquid phase of lower ice crystalline lattice energy

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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