Answer:
There are no statements included, but a substance melts when:
Solids, solids usually melt into their form of liquid. Solid substances have compact particles allowing them to stand or be together and solid. When an outer force or energy breaks the bonds the particles have, like heat, for instance, the particles move around and spread. This causes the solid to melt and form into a liquid. An example of this is Ice to Water.
We know ice is solid and we can throw or hold, but once there's heat applied the ice melts into fluid water.
