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A scientist observes that the particles of a gas are arranged as shown. If the gas begins to condense into a liquid, which particle arrangement would MOST LIKELY be observed? ​
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A scientist observes that the particles of a gas are arranged as shown. If the gas begins to condense into a liquid, which particle arrangement would MOST LIKELY be observed?

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User Ramasamy Kanna
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Answer: C. on USATESTPREP

A scientist observes that the particles of a gas are arranged as shown. If the gas-example-1
User Jonesopolis
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Not sure if this is what you’re asking, but:

The particles would get closer and closer together and move slower and slower. :)
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