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What energy allows for the difference in the spacing of molecules in a liquid versus a gas? A. Electrical energy B. Radiant energy C. Potential energy D. Kinetic energy

What energy allows for the difference in the spacing of molecules in a liquid versus a gas? A. Electrical energy B. Radiant energy C. Potential energy D. Kinetic energy
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What energy allows for the difference in the spacing of molecules in a liquid versus a gas?

A. Electrical energy
B. Radiant energy
C. Potential energy
D. Kinetic energy

What energy allows for the difference in the spacing of molecules in a liquid versus-example-1
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Answer:

kinetic energy

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yeah it's correct

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