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23 July, 13:03
Why do liquids solidify when cooled
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Hall
23 July, 13:15
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Because the liquid loses its kinetic energy and the particles in the liquid begin to slow down.
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Arnie
23 July, 13:23
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Because when liquids are cooled the molecules slow down and that causes liquids to freeze
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