Melting is a phase change in which the molecules involved experience _ in kinetic energy and _ on potential energy. a) no change; no change b) no change; an increase c) a decrease; no change

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Nekketsuuu asked Jun 27, 2023

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Melting is a phase change in which the molecules involved experience _ in kinetic energy and _ on potential energy.

a) no change; no change
b) no change; an increase
c) a decrease; no change

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b) no change; an increase

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Kinetic energy does not change but potential energy increases at melting point.

Pezze answered Jul 3, 2023

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