Question 8If we heated up the carime powder and water solution and then looked at it under the microscope, what do you think would happen? (Hint: Heat is a type of energy called thermalenergy)O The particles would move faster.O The particles would continue to not move at all.O The particles would dissolve and disappearO The particles would move slower.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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