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Question 5 OT 5 At which temperature do particles stop moving entirely? O A. 0°C O B. 32 K. O C. 32°F O D.OK
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Question 5 OT 5

At which temperature do particles stop moving entirely?
O A. 0°C
O B. 32 K.
O C. 32°F
O D.OK

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should be A the absolute zero
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