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If you start with a substance as a solid, what will happen to the molecules as you add thermal energy (heat) (not melting like would it viberate ect)
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If you start with a substance as a solid, what will happen to the molecules as you add thermal energy (heat) (not melting like would it viberate ect)

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the molecules will move faster

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The molecules would move faster
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