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What would most likely happen when a metal is heated? It will melt. It will solidify. Its temperature will decrease. Its particles will move slower.

What would most likely happen when a metal is heated? It will melt. It will solidify. Its temperature will decrease. Its particles will move slower.
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What would most likely happen when a metal is heated?

It will melt.
It will solidify.
Its temperature will decrease.
Its particles will move slower.

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Answer: it is A i took the test i got it right

Explanation: i took the test

User LogicalAnt
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It will melt

This is because the molecules in the metal begin to move faster and faster turning from solid to liquid
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