Question

what does ice become when it absorbs enough heat energy? a gas b dew c frost d liquid

Explanation:

When ice (solid water) absorbs enough heat energy, it undergoes a phase change. This process is called melting. During melting, a solid turns into a liquid. Gas is the state when liquid water (after melting) further absorbs heat and evaporates (boiling). Dew is water in liquid form (small droplets) that condenses from the air. Frost is ice (solid) that forms by deposition. So, the correct phase change for ice absorbing heat (melting) results in liquid.

Answer:

D. liquid