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Bogdan [553]3 years ago

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Because the temperature causes it to go the physical change like if water is froze the temperate just caused it to go through another state of matter another example as if the ice got melted you would need high temperature to cause this change physically. Let me know if I help or if their is anything I can change for you to understand better

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