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The molecules of hot water have less kinetic energy than cold water, so they are easier to control during dishwashing.
The molecules of hot water have less kinetic energy than cold water, so they are easier to control during dishwashing.
Hot water is cheaper than cold water.
Hot water is cheaper than cold water.
The molecules of hot water have more kinetic energy than the molecules of cold water, so they will more easily break up grease and leftover food.
The molecules of hot water have more kinetic energy than the molecules of cold water, so they will more easily break up grease and leftover food.
Hot water has more potential energy than cold water so it is more effective at removing grease and food scraps.
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The correct response is:
The molecules of hot water have more kinetic energy than the molecules of cold water, so they will more easily break up grease and leftover food.
This is because hot water can dissolve and emulsify fats and food residues more effectively than cold water, making the dishwashing process more efficient.
