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6. What requires the most energy? Raising the temperature by 1 degree for 1 kg of ice Freezing 0.5 kg of ice Melting 1 kg of ice Raising the temperature by 1 degree of 5 kg of ice

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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Freezing 0.5 kg of ice
Melting 1 kg of ice
Raising the temperature by 1 degree of 5 kg of ice

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