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In liquids, the particles vibrate and change position, but the particles in liquids do not have more motion than the particles in gases. true or false
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In liquids, the particles vibrate and change position, but the particles in liquids do not have more motion than the particles in gases. true or false

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The right answer is true because particles are allowed to freely move in gases but in liquids the particles can not leave the other particles, they may move freely but with other particles but gas particles can be found individually roaming around
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