At 0°C, frozen water (ice) changes to liquid water. When an ice cube is placed on something that is warmer than it, heat will move from the warmer substance to the water until
A.
both objects are the same temperature.
B.
the ice melts.
C.
the ice reaches 0°C.
D.
the warmer substance cools to 0°C.
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