An ice cube is put into a heated pan. What will most likely happen to the molecules in the ice as the ice is heated? A. The molecules will begin to move slower. B. The molecules will begin to move faster. C. The molecules will begin to increase in density. D. The molecules will begin to condense in the air.
Question
An ice cube is put into a heated pan. What will most likely happen to the molecules in the ice as the ice is heated? A. The molecules will begin to move slower. B. The molecules will begin to move faster. C. The molecules will begin to increase in density. D. The molecules will begin to condense in the air.
Solution
B. The molecules will begin to move faster.
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