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Which statement correctly describes how attractions that hold particles break?(1 point)
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Attractions occur due to gravitational forces. When particles move fast enough, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to gravitational forces. When particles move fast enough, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to gravitational forces. When particles have low enough energy, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to gravitational forces. When particles have low enough energy, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to electrostatic forces. When particles have low enough energy, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to electrostatic forces. When particles have low enough energy, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
Attractions occur due to electrostatic forces. When particles move fast enough, these forces can no longer keep particles together.
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"Attractions occur due to electrostatic forces. When particles move fast enough, these forces can no longer keep particles together."
Explanation: Chemical and intermolecular attractions are electromagnetic (electrostatic) in origin. If particles gain enough kinetic energy (e.g., from heating) their motion overcomes those attractive forces and the particles separate.
Explanation: Chemical and intermolecular attractions are electromagnetic (electrostatic) in origin. If particles gain enough kinetic energy (e.g., from heating) their motion overcomes those attractive forces and the particles separate.
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