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  • Heat Transfer During Phase Change: Liquid to Solid
    Liquid going to solid is a heat loss process.

    Here's why:

    * States of matter: Liquids have molecules that are more spread out and move more freely than solids.

    * Energy and movement: The molecules in a liquid have more kinetic energy (energy of motion) than molecules in a solid.

    * Freezing: When a liquid freezes into a solid, the molecules slow down and become more tightly packed. This means they lose kinetic energy, and that energy is released as heat.

    Example: When water freezes into ice, it releases heat into its surroundings, making the surrounding environment feel slightly warmer.

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