What happens during the change of matter from solid to liquid? (please explain in the shortest way)

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vladimir2022 [97]3 years ago

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I'll try to explain in the shortest way.

During the state from solid to liquid, melting occurs. For example you got an ice, when you melt it, it turns to liquid. So the state between solid and liquid is melting.

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