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What type of change occurs when ice absorbs energy and melts? a. change in weight b. change in mass c. endothermic change d. exothermic change

What type of change occurs when ice absorbs energy and melts? a. change in weight b. change in mass c. endothermic change d. exothermic change
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What type of change occurs when ice absorbs energy and melts?

a. change in weight
b. change in mass
c. endothermic change
d. exothermic change

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User Willy Du Preez
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endothermic change because there is no change in weight or mass. It is not exothermic because exothermic change is a chemical or physical change that releases heat.
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User Andrew Trevers
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The answer is C.endothermic change.

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