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When melted iron solidifies without any change in temperature, what is happening on the atomic level? A.
The iron atoms are gaining kinetic energy.
B.
The iron atoms are losing kinetic energy.
C.
The iron atoms are gaining potential energy.
D.
The iron atoms are losing potential energy.

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