What happens to a glass of water as the average molecular kinetic energy of the water molecules increases?
The water becomes more acidic. The water becomes warmer. The water becomes cooler. The water turns to ice.

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What happens to a glass of water as the average molecular kinetic energy of the water molecules increases?
 The water becomes more acidic. The water becomes warmer. The water becomes cooler. The water turns to ice.

nerdsarecool · Answer

Can you help me

nerdsarecool · Answer

Rocks can best be identified by their
 	
	hardness
	mineral content
	color
	grain

anonymous · Answer

hardness

anonymous · Answer

it becomes warmer

jchick · Answer

Minerals play an important part in identifying rocks. Color, luster, texture, and hardness are some properties of minerals.

jchick · Answer

When a glass of cold water warms up to room temperature, that means that the molecules are converting the potential energy in their bonds to kinetic energy. Temperature is the average kinetic energy of molecules within a substance. Therefore, an increase in temperature means that molecules are beginning to move faster (gain KE), while an a decrease in temperature means that molecules are beginning to slow down (lose KE)