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When adding kinetic energy to a solid to make it a liquid, what happens to the molecules? Group of answer choices there is no change they move faster they moves slower

When adding kinetic energy to a solid to make it a liquid, what happens to the molecules? Group of answer choices there is no change they move faster they moves slower
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When adding kinetic energy to a solid to make it a liquid, what happens to the molecules?

Group of answer choices

there is no change

they move faster

they moves slower

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The molecules move faster

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