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Ice is a solid. As more and more heat is added, the molecules become more and more agitated. When it reaches its melting/freezing point, at 0°C, the movement of the molecules becomes too high to be stable. This means that the object's kinetic energy exceeds what is called stabilization energy and the molecules of the substance break free of the "lattice" (network of molecules) that keeps them in solid form.

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If you have ice in water the temperature of the water will not increases till all the ice has melted. The reasoning why this happens is to do with temperature equilibrium and is slightly complicated. Put simply it is that it cant increases the temperature as the ice will draw in the heat before it effects the water as the ice is colder.

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Q: Why ice can change to water at 0 degree Celsius without any change in temperature?
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