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What happens to most substances when they are cooled? They take up less space. They give off thermal energy to warmer objects. They take up more space. They absorb thermal energy from even colder objects.
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What happens to most substances when they are cooled? They take up less space. They give off thermal energy to warmer objects. They take up more space. They absorb thermal energy from even colder objects.

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I think they give out thermal energy
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