As thermal energy is added to a substance, which of the following changes can be predicted?
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As thermal energy is added to a substance, which of the following changes can be predicted?
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Spacing between particles will decrease
Vibration of individual particles will increase
Temperature of the substance will decrease
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The pressure of the air around the substance will increase
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