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Melting requires a. the removal of energy. b. the absorption of energy. c. no energy change.
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Melting requires
a. the removal of energy.
b. the absorption of energy.
c. no energy change.
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B- the substance absorbed the energy, and because of that changes form to a liquid, which requires a higher energy level than a solid or a lower form of substance
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