Posted by NIKE on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 7:16pm.
all wrong. However, there is good news, on the first, your answer would be marked correct by most non science specialists. But the truth is, the cohesive forces do not change with temperature, but the reduction of the disruptive forces with temperature cause the cohesive forces to dominate at lower temperature, so it seems they are "increasing".
then what are the answers Plzzzzzzzz help meeeee
no d, b, c
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