why do solids change into liquid on heating
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This can be explained concerned with the heat energy, when a solid changes to liquid. This is called melting. The particles in a solid are held tightly and packed close together to strong forces of attraction acting between them and still they are vibrating. ... The energy isprovided when solid is heated up.
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the kinetic energy in solids is very less on heating the kinetic energy of the molecules of solids increases which leads to formation of a liquid it is because the kinetic energy of a liquid is more than that of solid and the kinetic energy of a gas is more than that of a liquid and solid both
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