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What happens when two atoms collide? A. Energy is transferred B. There is a net energy change C. Energy is lost D. They each vibrate faster
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What happens when two atoms collide?

A. Energy is transferred
B. There is a net energy change
C. Energy is lost
D. They each vibrate faster

User Ahmet Zeybek
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It’s A Energy is transferred
User Kcvin
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the answer is A
energy is never gained or lost in a collision ITS JUST TRANSFERRED
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