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Water would have been ____ the cadmium. 1.Hotter than 2.Colder than 3.Same temp as

Which L is bigger? 1.Latent heat of fusion/melting 2.Latent heat of vaporization/boiling 3.Same

Can you freeze water with many zero degree Celsius ice cubes? 1.Yes 2.No