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According to the kinetic theory, what happens when the temperature of water increases? The water molecules increase their speed. The water molecules do not change speed. The water molecules decrease their
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According to the kinetic theory, what happens when the temperature of water
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The water molecules increase their speed.
The water molecules do not change speed.
The water molecules decrease their speed.
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The water molecules increase their speed. Think about a pot of boiling water as it gets hotter the molecules bounce off of each other more rapidly.
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the molecules will increase their speed
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