The melting of ice is primarily an example of a physical change, a phase change (solid to liquid), and an endothermic process, as it transforms water from solid to liquid without altering its H₂O chemical composition, absorbing heat energy to break intermolecular bonds, and is generally a reversible process at favorable temperatures.
The melting of ice is an example of __?
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