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ra1l [238]
4 years ago
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how does the kinetic energy of a substance's particle in the solid phase compare to their kinetic enegy in the liquid phase?​

Chemistry
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iVinArrow [24]4 years ago
3 0
The kinetic energy in the solid and liquid phases is the same. The kinetic energy of the substance's particles will depend on the volume of the substance. The particles have less kinetic energy in the liquid phase than they do in the gas phase. ... They vibrate so quickly that the particles ionize and become plasma.

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