1. When heat is supplied to a solid at its melting point, average kinetic energy of constituent particles does not change.
2. As a result, temperature of body remains constant.
3. Supplied energy...
1. On heating, the atoms/molecules in liquid gain kinetic energy and temperature of the liquid increases.
2. If liquid is continued to heat further, at the boiling point, the constituents overcome...
1. Normally solids and liquids expand on heating. Hence their volume increases on heating.
2. Since the mass is constant, it results in a decrease in the density on heating.
3. Water...