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When a gas is heated, _______. A. All of the absorbed energy is converted into kinetic energy B. Some of the absorbed energy is converted into potential energy, and some is converted into kinetic energy
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When a gas is heated, _______.

A. All of the absorbed energy is converted into kinetic energy
B. Some of the absorbed energy is converted into potential energy, and some is converted into kinetic energy
C. All of the absorbed energy is converted to potential energy
D. Some of the energy is converted to kinetic energy ​

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B. Some of the absorbed energy is converted into potential energy, and some is converted into kinetic energy

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