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50 points According to kinetic theory, in a closed system, what happens when two atoms collide? Question 5 options: Energy is transferred. Energy is lost. There is a net energy change. They each vibrate
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50 points According to kinetic theory, in a closed system, what happens when two atoms collide?
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Energy is transferred.
Energy is lost.
There is a net energy change.
They each vibrate faster.
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A.) Energy is transferred.
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I believe its the 1st option
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