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The change in an object's volume that occurs when heat is added is called ______. (1 point) A. thermal expansion B. thermal contraction C. boiling D. evaporation
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The change in an object's volume that occurs when heat is added is called
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(1 point)
A. thermal expansion
B. thermal contraction
C. boiling
D. evaporation
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Thermal expansion because heating something causes the object to expand.
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A -thermal expansion for example if your straitening your hair it gets bigger and seems longer rather then having it regular you can see the difference because of heat transfer in the hair so it is thermal expansion.
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