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If you increase the amount of energy in an ice cube, what would happen to the ice cube? A. It would change color. B. It would become a liquid. C. It would decrease in volume. D. It would get harder.
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If you increase the amount of energy in an

ice cube, what would happen to the ice
cube?

A. It would change color.
B. It would become a liquid.
C. It would decrease in volume.
D. It would get harder.

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B. it would become a liquid


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