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When changing state, the temperature of a substance remains constant even though energy is supplied. What happens to the energy supplied?

When changing state, the temperature of a substance remains constant even though energy is supplied. What happens to the energy supplied?
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when changing state, the temperature of a substance remains constant even though energy is supplied. What happens to the energy supplied?

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Used to break the intermolecular forces holding the molecules in their current state
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