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Chapter 11, Problem 56TE

The leftmost diagram here shows two phases of a single substance. In the middle box, draw what these particles would look like if heat were taken away. In the box on the right, show what they would look like if heat were added. If each particle represents a water molecule, what is the temperature of the box on the left?

Chapter 11, Problem 56TE, The leftmost diagram here shows two phases of a single substance. In the middle box, draw what these

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