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Helppp please As the temperature of water drops, it continues to give off thermal energy until it freezes. This is an example of. increasing thermal energy a chemical change an …

Helppp please As the temperature of water drops, it continues to give off thermal energy until it freezes. This is an example of. increasing thermal energy a chemical change an …
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As the temperature of water drops, it continues to give off thermal energy until it freezes. This is an example of.


increasing thermal energy

a chemical change

an exothermic change

an endothermic change

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Step-by-step explanation:

it is exothermic change hope it helpful

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exothermic change hope it help

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