Which substance will have its particles of matter held most closely together? cheesecake, water in your cup, air inside an air mattress, bone

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Geoherna asked Nov 20, 2023

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Which substance will have its particles of matter held most closely together?

cheesecake,
water in your cup,
air inside an air mattress,
bone

Chemistry
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the bone will have its particles of matter held most closely together.

Mesutpiskin answered Nov 21, 2023

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c air inside an air mattress

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