Which change happens when a substance melts? (1 point)

Heat energy forces the molecules of the substance farther apart
until the rigid structure of the solid breaks.

The molecules of the substance move farther apart, which pulls on
the intermolecular bonds between them.

Heat energy overcomes the forces of attraction between the
molecules of the substance, so the molecules can move more freely.

The vibration of the molecules produces enough heat to weaken the
forces of attraction between the molecules of the substance.