Chemistry, 10.09.2019 21:30 ksanchez2100

When a beaker of water is heated over a bunsen burner, the volume increases slightly. what is the most likely reason for the small increase in volume?
a
the water molecules are getting smaller.
b
the water molecules are getting bigger.
c
the water molecules are moving faster.
d
the water molecules are moving slower.

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