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If substances A and B are both in the solid phase and are at the same energy level, which of the two substances will need to have more energy transferred in in order to change to the liquid phase? Substance
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If substances A and B are both in the solid phase and are at the same energy level, which of the two substances will need to have more energy transferred in in order to change to the liquid phase? Substance A or substance B?

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I believe the answer you are looking for is an
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If substances A and B are both in the solid phase and are at the same energy level-example-1
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