would an endothermic process be melting ice in water?

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anonymous · Answer

Lol, I already gave you the answer to this on your previous question

anonymous · Answer

Think about it. If water is going from ice to liquid is it losing heat? or gaining heat? 
exothermic = loss of heat or energy to the surrounding 
endothermic = gaining heat from the surrounding

anonymous · Answer

super sorry just checking my answer

anonymous · Answer

ahh endothermic i don't believe ice loses heat while melting I could be wrong

anonymous · Answer

No need to be, but yeah @cntrywrtr summed it up.

anonymous · Answer

Think about equilibrium, everything wants to be stable. Hot goes to cold and cold goes to hot until a balanced temperature is reached between two substances.

anonymous · Answer

thank you both

anonymous · Answer

Welcome again. Anytime I can help I will do my best