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When objects get colder they lose heat energy and their temperature decreases. Their Internal energy and kinetic energy of molecules/atoms also decreases. A phase change can occur if a gas is cooled below it's boiling point or a liquid is cooled below it's freezing point. Other properties like density, conductivity are also affected. Objects usually contract on cooling. Electrical resistance of metallic objects( objects made of any metal) decreases on cooling. Rate of chemical reactions shown by object also changes.

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They absorb heat from the surrounding so as to be at equilibrium with their environment

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The molecules inside of it start to slow down, and eventually stop at absolute zero.

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