1 Select the correct answer. What changes occur at the molecular level when butter melts in a hot pan? O A. the motion of the butter molecules remains the same O B. the motion of the butter molecules increases O C. the motion of the butter molecules decreases O D. the motion of the butter molecules stops completely Reset Next

1 Select the correct answer. What changes occur at the molecular level when butter melts in a hot pan? O A. the motion of the butter molecules remains the same O B. the motion of the butter molecules increases O C. the motion of the butter molecules decreases O D. the motion of the butter molecules stops completely Reset Next

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