Wax melts when it is heated. which most likely describes what is true of the results of this reaction?

There are 3 states of matter, gas, liquid, and solid. When heat is applied to the wax, it turns into a liquid. This process can be referred to as thermal expansion. When the heat is applied the particles speed up and leap from one stage of wider spread molecules. This is SIMPLY like a game of Rock, Paper, scissors.

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When the wax is heated, it changes to a liquid. The heat source on your wax causes the wax's molecules to expand. This is known as thermal expansion.

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