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Which of the following generalizations cannot be made about the phase change of a pure substance from solid to liquid?

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It involves a change in potential energy.
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It involves no change in temperature.
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It involves a change in kinetic energy.
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It involves a change in entropy.
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The correct option is D It involves a change in kinetic energy.
When a pure substance undergoes a phase change from solid to liquid state,there will increases in temperature so,the collision rate do not increases which implies that there is no change in kinetic energy,the entire heat involves a change in potential energy.It involves change in entropy because more free particles are generated from solid to liquid.

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