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Ice does not melt all at once, and water does not freeze all at once. If you add heat energy to ice, it will melt at 0 oC. If you take away heat energy, water will freeze at 0 oC. The temperature will not change until the phase change is complete, so during the phase change, both liquid water and ice will be present.

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15y ago

It could be both. It's just the point. At zero degrees, it will be ice. If it looks a bit slushy, those parts that are still liquid have not quite reached zero.

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15y ago

If you're talking Celsius, water is NOT liquid at 0 degrees. Sorry, wasn't much of a help, was I?

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13y ago

water, 0 degrees is the melting point of water below that it then becomes ice

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12y ago

If you mean degrees Celsius, then at 0 degrees c water is in the solid state...so it's in the form of ice :)

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14y ago

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