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IN which phase change is there a decrease in kinetic energy? a Solid to liquid b Liquid to gas c Solid to gas d Gas to solid
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IN which phase change is there a decrease in kinetic energy? a Solid to liquid b Liquid to gas c Solid to gas d Gas to solid

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a liqued to gas the answer is B
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D) gas to a solid because the particles are slowing down and there not colliding with each other
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