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Water is supercooled to `-4^(@)C`. The enthalpy (H) of the supercooled water is-

A

same at ice at `-4^(@)C`

B

more than ice at `-4^(@)C`

C

same as ice at `0^(@)C`

D

less than ice at `-4^(@)C`.

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