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At `1 atm` pressure freezing of `n` mole of water liquid `(0^(@)C)` then heat transfer:

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`n Delta H_("fusion")`

B

`-n Delta H_("combustion")`

C

`nC_(v,m)DeltaT`

D

`Delta H_("fusion")`

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