Chemistry, 05.03.2021 18:30, kitttimothy55

Consider the heating curve. A graph of temperature versus time, with time in minutes as the horizontal axis and temperature in degrees Celsius as the vertical axis. 5 sections of line are labeled: 1 from 0 minutes, negative 50 degrees to 1, 0 degrees. 2: from 1, 0 to 5, 0. 3: from 5, 0 to 9, 2200. 4: from 9, 2200 to 17, 2200. 5: from 17.0, 2200 to off the chart at 2,400 degrees.
In which region are most particles moving the fastest?
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