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Why do the particles in a liquid stay close to one another? a. they contain no heat. b. attractive forces are involved. c. a phase change is under way. d. liquids can have a hig…

Why do the particles in a liquid stay close to one another? a. they contain no heat. b. attractive forces are involved. c. a phase change is under way. d. liquids can have a hig…
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Why do the particles in a liquid stay close to one another?

a. they contain no heat.
b. attractive forces are involved.
c. a phase change is under way.
d. liquids can have a high or low temperature.?

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Particles in a liquid stay close to one another because attractive forces are involved.
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