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At which temperature would the molecules in a one

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Nastasia [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

-100 K

Explanation:

<em>Kinetic energy is related to temperature.</em> The molecules in water will move faster in warmer temperatures than in colder ones.

100 K is equal to -279.67°F (-173.15°C). So 100 K would have the lowest average kinetic energy.

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