Consider the heating curve.Identify what takes place between points A and B.A B CDThe molar mass changes as a result ofmolecular expansion.Solid melts to form a liquid.The temperature increases.O The temperature decreases.TimeO Gas condenses to form a liquid.Temperature

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Identify what takes place between points A and B. А В С 主 The molar mass changes as a result of molecular expansion. O Solid melts to form a liquid. 主主 O The temperature increases. O The temperature decreases. Time ) Gas condenses to form a liquid. Temperature

Identify what takes place between points A and B. А В С 主 The molar mass changes as a result of molecular expansion. O Solid melts to form a liquid. 主主 O The temperature increases. O The temperature decreases. Time ) Gas condenses to form a liquid. Temperature

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Consider the heating curve.
Identify what takes place between points A and B.
A B C
D
The molar mass changes as a result of
molecular expansion.
Solid melts to form a liquid.
The temperature increases.
O The temperature decreases.
Time
O Gas condenses to form a liquid.
Temperature

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