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Temperature remains constant during a phase change.

(This hold true for most small samples, of course an iceberg would have temperature variation throughout its volume.)

At its melting point all the energy being added to the ice will go toward melting it. In order for ice to melt there are "bonds" that need to be broken. (look up crystallization) These bonds require energy to break. So, until all the bonds are broken the temperature will not increase.

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