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If a puddle of water is frozen do the particles in the ice have kinetic energy explain ?
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If a puddle of water is frozen do the particles in the ice have kinetic energy explain ?

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No, but they have potential energy because they are not in motion at the moment, but once the ice melts they can be in motion using their potential energy. they are storing the energy they are creating/receiving.
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