A piece of ice at $0$ is put into a vessel containing water at $0$ . The ice will

melt

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not melt

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slightly melt

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vanish in no time

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Solution

The correct option is B not melt
A piece of ice at $0^{o} C$ is put into a vessel containing water at $0^{o} C$ ice will not melt.
The ice will not melt because no heat will transfer as there is no temperature difference. And without that heat transfer is impossible.

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