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Chocolate melts like many things when it gets warm. Thermal energy is directly proportional to kinetic energy, and kinetic energy is proportional to particle velocity (or Urms the Root mean-square-speed). Chocolate is melting when its particles are energized and begin to move faster due to the temperature, and is simply changing state from solid to liquid, like any other substance might.

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