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Whats more difficult to compress oxygen water brick or salt water
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Whats more difficult to compress
oxygen
water
brick
or salt water

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A brick is more difficult to compress due to the fact that the molecules in a solid is much more compact rather than a liquid or a gas that are more spread out.
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