When $0.93\,watt-hour$ of energy is supplied to a block of ice weighing $10\,g,$ it is found that
When $0.93\,watt-hour$ of energy is supplied to a block of ice weighing $10\,g,$ it is found that
- A
half of the block melts
- B
entire block just melts
- C
entire block melts and water reaches $4\,^oC$
- D
block remain unchanged
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