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How does increasing the temperature of a liquid below the boiling point affect the motion of the particles in the liquid?
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How does increasing the temperature of a liquid below the boiling point affect

the motion of the particles in the liquid?

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When the particles of a substance (usually a liquid) is heated up, its particles absorb the energy provided thereby increasing their kinetic energy resulting to more movement of the individual particles.
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