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1. Choose the wrong statement(s) among the following regarding phase transition:
A. Temperature remains constant.
B. Heat is either released or absorbed.
C. Temperature can change.
D. Latent heat of fusion causes a substance to change from liquid to gas.
E. C and D.
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