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Explain how changes in temperature affect the particle motion of a substance.
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Explain how changes in temperature affect the particle motion of a substance.
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the temperature tells whether or not energy can be released. like pulling a magnet away from another one.
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the hotter/warmer the temprature.....the warmer the paritcles= the faster they move//// that means if a solid is hot the particles move fast enough to become a liquid:)
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