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When heat is removed from a substance, explain how molecules are affected
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When heat is removed from a substance, explain how molecules are affected

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I agree the molecules in a substance where the heat is removed will move slower.
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molecules are cooler so they bocme more dense.. move very slow, have less kinetic energy and are not in random motion.
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