Is the change of ice into water a temporary or permanent change? Explain. (3 marks)

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Change of ice into water is a temporary change. (1 mark)

Ice is made from liquid water by the process of freezing. (1 mark)

When ice is kept in open air or heated, it melts and converts back to liquid water again. (1 mark)

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Is the change of ice into water a temporary or permanent change?​ Explain. (3 marks)

Change of ice into water is a temporary change.​ (1 mark) Ice is made from liquid water by the process of freezing.​ (1 mark) When ice is kept in open air or heated, it melts and converts back to liquid water again. (1 mark)

Is the change of ice into water a temporary or permanent change? Explain. (3 marks)

Change of ice into water is a temporary change. (1 mark)

Ice is made from liquid water by the process of freezing. (1 mark)

When ice is kept in open air or heated, it melts and converts back to liquid water again. (1 mark)