Why is melting of ice considered as a reversible process? A. It is natural for ice to melt by itself. B. The melted ice can become frozen again. C. The composition of ice is the same after melting. D. It happens when the ice is exposed to a hot environment.

Why is melting of ice considered as a reversible process? A. It is natural for ice to melt by itself. B. The melted ice can become frozen again. C. The composition of ice is the same after melting. D. It happens when the ice is exposed to a hot environment.

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Chapter11: Energy In Thermal Processes

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Why is melting of ice considered as a reversible process?
A. It is natural for ice to melt by itself.
B. The melted ice can become frozen again.
C. The composition of ice is the same after melting.
D. It happens when the ice is exposed to a hot environment.

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