QUESTION 13One statement is not true for the physical transition from H₂O(s) to H₂O(l) at constant pressure.A.Thermodynamically, the process requires expelling (removing)energyC.OMasindSIt occurs due to rupturing of hydrogen bonds of the icecrystalline lattice1009B.4/01/The temperature of the liquid phase is higher than the normalmelting pointD. The transition produces a liquid phase of lower energy<D(4) ENG9:4/2

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One statement is not true for the physical transition from H₂O(s) to H₂O(l) at constant pressure. A. Thermodynamically, the process requires expelling (removing) energy C. It occurs due to rupturing of hydrogen bonds of the ice crystalline lattice m The temperature of the liquid phase is higher than the normal melting point D. The transition produces a liquid phase of lower energy

One statement is not true for the physical transition from H₂O(s) to H₂O(l) at constant pressure. A. Thermodynamically, the process requires expelling (removing) energy C. It occurs due to rupturing of hydrogen bonds of the ice crystalline lattice m The temperature of the liquid phase is higher than the normal melting point D. The transition produces a liquid phase of lower energy

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