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    The document contains 3 graphs showing temperature changes over time for different processes: 1) The temperature of a metal block remains constant as heat is added, showing its high heat capacity. 2) The temperature of 2-propanol increases gradually as heat is added, showing its lower heat capacity compared to the metal. 3) The temperature of ice remains constant at 0°C as it melts, showing the heat of fusion being absorbed during its phase change from solid to liquid.

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    The document contains 3 graphs showing temperature changes over time for different processes: 1) The temperature of a metal block remains constant as heat is added, showing its high heat capacity. 2) The temperature of 2-propanol increases gradually as heat is added, showing its lower heat capacity compared to the metal. 3) The temperature of ice remains constant at 0°C as it melts, showing the heat of fusion being absorbed during its phase change from solid to liquid.

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    The document contains 3 graphs showing temperature changes over time for different processes: 1) The temperature of a metal block remains constant as heat is added, showing its high heat capacity. 2) The temperature of 2-propanol increases gradually as heat is added, showing its lower heat capacity compared to the metal. 3) The temperature of ice remains constant at 0°C as it melts, showing the heat of fusion being absorbed during its phase change from solid to liquid.

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    The heat capacity of a metal block.

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    Enthalpy of Fusion of Ice
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