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What happens to the particles in a solid as it is heated? The particles move faster and spread further apart. The particles move at the same speed and stay the same distance apart. The particles move more
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What happens to the particles in a solid as it is heated?

The particles move faster and spread further apart.
The particles move at the same speed and stay the same distance apart.
The particles move more slowly and move closer together.
The particles move faster and move closer together.

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The Particles move faster and spread further apart

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The particles move faster and spread further apart

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