In solids, during melting, as temperature increases the interparticle forces will ___

increase

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decrease

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remain same

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first increase and then decrease

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The correct option is B
decrease

In solids, the particles are tightly packed. As the temperature increases the kinetic energy increases. As the result of which the inter-particular forces will decrease.

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In solids, during melting, as temperature increases the interparticle forces will ___

The correct option is B decrease In solids, the particles are tightly packed. As the temperature increases the kinetic energy increases. As the result of which the inter-particular forces will decrease.

The correct option is B
decrease

In solids, the particles are tightly packed. As the temperature increases the kinetic energy increases. As the result of which the inter-particular forces will decrease.