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What occurs when a pure liquid substance is cooled? A) The particles in the substance become less structured. B) The particles in the substance become less active. C) The particles in the substance begin
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What occurs when a pure liquid substance is cooled?

A) The particles in the substance become less structured.

B) The particles in the substance become less active.

C) The particles in the substance begin to move further apart.

D) The particles in the substance begin to move at higher speeds.

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The answer since as things are cooler, the atoms move slower and turn to a solid (ice, in this case)
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I'm pretty sure it would be B!

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