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In a solid, the atoms are tightly locked in position and do not change position. (B) True (A) False

In a solid, the atoms are tightly locked in position and do not change position. (B) True (A) False
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In a solid, the atoms are tightly locked in position and do not change position.

(B) True
(A) False

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(B) True

The answer is true.

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