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A solid has more kinetic energy in its molecules than a gas does True False
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A solid has more kinetic energy in its molecules than a gas does

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True...hope that helps
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This is false. If gases have more kinetic energy than liquids, and liquids have more kinetic energy than solids. Then, gases have more kinetic energy than solids.


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