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← ScienceWhich outcome occurs when ice’s temperature increases, constrained by persistent layering?
A)Disrupted latent heat of fusion
B)Increased molecular kinetic energy
C)Decreased hydrogen bond stability✓
D)Enhanced dipole-dipole interaction
💡 Explanation
Decreased hydrogen bond stability emerges in response to increasing temperatures because higher thermal energy disrupts the ability of water molecules to effectively Hydrogen bond. Therefore, weaker intermolecular forces result, rather than stronger interactions under higher temperatures.
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