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No And here's your shmoop too sure brought to you

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by thermometers They always rat us out when we're playing

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hookey it makes our blood boil but not at a

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high enough temperature All right what happens at higher temperatures

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You're the potential answers All right What happened Molecules faster

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Slower Stop Are we know what happens toa us at

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higher temperatures We move as little as possible But what

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happens The molecules well let's Start with option b Molecules

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actually move slower when you take heat away from them

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Like when water turns to ice Sobhi is incorrect she's

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Definitely wrong Changes in energy always change how molecules move

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And even at extremely low temperatures molecules still move a

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little only stop moving in what's called absolute zero The

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lowest temperature that's theoretically possible So he is wrong as

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well That leaves us with a heat is energy and

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the more heat you have them or energy exist When

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you add energy to molecules it's like given sugar two

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five year olds they start bouncing around even faster than

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usual And you can't wait until naptime Maybe that only

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applies to one of those things But anyway the correct

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answer Is a solve that one faster than a hot

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molecule Just remember Adding heat is like chugging mountain dew

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It adds energy It can also make you sick if

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you have too much of it Hey maybe that's How 00:01:21.318 --> [endTime] we'll convince mom to let us stay home today

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