What happens when water warms up? A. It moves downward. B. It flows more quickly. C. It becomes less salty. D. It becomes less dense.

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What happens when water warms up?

A. It moves downward.
B. It flows more quickly.
C. It becomes less salty.
D. It becomes less dense.

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b is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

when water temp raises the cells start moving faster eventually making gas

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