A heating curve for water
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I can use the particle model to describe the effect of heating to melt a solid or to boil a liquid.
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A random error is a chance difference between an observed value and the true value.
Random errors can be caused by mistakes in taking readings, or by taking a reading at the wrong time.
The temperature of a melting solid does not change as it heated.
The temperature of a boiling liquid does not change as it is heated.
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