eee val warms up some soup on the stove. assuming no phase change has occurred, what effect does warming have on the soup? its particles have less kinetic energy. its particles have more kinetic energy. its specific heat increases. its specific heat decreases.

Its particles have more kinetic energy.

Explanation:

When we warm up the liquid then the kinetic energy of the molecules of the liquid will increase due to which the temperature of the liquid will increase

So here we can say that

so on giving the heat the kinetic energy of the molecules will increase due to which the temperature of the liquid increase.

While we know that specific heat of the liquid is the internal property of the liquid and it will not change by small range of temperature change of the liquid

so here we can say that there is no effect on the specific heat capacity of the liquid

if they have a finite resultant