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Most solids ______. A) are dense and difficult to compress B) are able to flow C) are amorphous D) have a disorderly structure
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Most solids ______.
A) are dense and difficult to compress
B) are able to flow
C) are amorphous
D) have a disorderly structure
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A) are dense and difficult to compress
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the answer is A are dense and difficult to compress
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