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Solids have particles that can slide past one another?true or false
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Solids have particles that can slide past one another?true or false

User Sergey Vidusov
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This is false for sure
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False!
Particles in a solid are tightly compact to hold their shape together. If a plastic cube had particles that could slide past one another, it would be a liquid.
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