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When a substance is heated it can..... (Select all that apply) a) Change from solid to liquid b) get warmer c) get colder d) chafe form has to liquid

When a substance is heated it can..... (Select all that apply) a) Change from solid to liquid b) get warmer c) get colder d) chafe form has to liquid
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When a substance is heated it can..... (Select all that apply)

a) Change from solid to liquid
b) get warmer
c) get colder
d) chafe form has to liquid

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It changes from liquid to solid think about something like glass it can be blown and everything because it gets heated up
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