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Part A
As a liquid metal such as mercury is cooled below its freezing point, what happens to the average kinetic energy of the atoms?
○ The average kinetic energy decreases.
○ The average kinetic energy increases.
○ The average kinetic energy does not change.
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Part B
Request Answer
As a liquid metal such as mercury is cooled below its freezing point, what happens to the average distance between the atoms?
○ The average distance between the atoms increases.
○ The average distance between the atoms decreases.
○ The average distance between the atoms does not change.
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