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A hard substance that melts when heated is ice. Although ice is solid and hard at temperatures below 0°C (32°F), when it is heated, it transitions to liquid water as it reaches its melting point. This process occurs as the heat energy disrupts the rigid structure of ice, allowing the molecules to move freely. Other examples include metals like copper and aluminum, which also melt when exposed to high temperatures.

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