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How can you explain thermal expansion in terms of kinetic energy?
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How can you explain thermal expansion in terms of kinetic energy?

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kinetic energy is the energy something possesses because of its motion when something is heated the particles begin to move more and greater distance occurs creating thermal expansion 
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