The ice dissolves with the inceasing (or increased?, which one is right?)temperture.
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The sentences don't make any sense.
Ice dissolves at zero degrees. It dissolves faster as the temperature increases above zero. If you're talking about the ice age, then the ice dissolved with increasing temperature. You need to be a bit more specific.
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The ice dissolves with increasing temperature.
The ice dissolves with the increasing of temperature.
The ice dissolves in increased temperature.
I think all three are possible - I don't know "inceasing" (wrong spelling?)
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