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Which describes what happens at a temperature of absolute zero? A. Liquids freeze to solids. B. All molecular motion stops. C. Solids melt to liquids. D. Gases condense to liquids.
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Which describes what happens at a temperature of absolute zero?

A. Liquids freeze to solids.
B. All molecular motion stops.
C. Solids melt to liquids.
D. Gases condense to liquids.

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at a temp of absolute zero all molecular motion stops

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At a temperature of absolute zero, all molecular motion stops.
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