freezing and condensation
Explanation:
The motion of the atoms decreases during freezing and condensation. These are phase changes that increases the molecular attraction between particles and forces them to come closer.
Freezing is a phase change from liquid to solid. It is usually achieved by removing heat from a substance and cooling it.
Condensation is a phase change from gases to liquid. .
Gases have the greatest motion because they have little to no attractive forces between them.
Phase changes from gas to solid to liquid generally reduces the motion of the atoms.
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