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kekeman:

When the particles of a liquid experience a decrease in kinetic energy, which of the following is true? temperature increases temperature decreases intermolecular bonds become weaker intermolecular bonds become strong freezes melts molecules speed up molecules slow down

xhikari:

kinetic energy is movement.. so the moving molecules keep the water a liquid so what happens if they slow down? this should help (:

xhikari:

(another hint is that solids' molecules move very little or do not move at all)

kekeman:

temperature decreases

kekeman:

molecules slow down

xhikari:

yup and what happens to the water when temperature decreases? besides the molecules

xhikari:

there two more answers im pretty sure

kekeman:

intermolecular bonds become weaker

xhikari:

if the molecules are stiffening and becoming more solid they would actually get stronger not weaker

xhikari:

one more (:

kekeman:

Oh so the intermolecular bonds become strong

xhikari:

yes

kekeman:

And the water freezes i think

xhikari:

yup good job :>

kekeman:

Thanks for the help!

Jake15:

good job

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