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03-02-2018
Physics

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Why is temperature constant during a phase change?

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gumchewinggal123 gumchewinggal123

07-02-2018

Because during a phase change nothing really happens. Before a phase change, energy and temperature will increase or decrease as well as after.

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2715662955 2715662955

04-07-2021

Answer:

Because energy is being used to overcome intermolecular forces

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