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What causes solid water to be less dense than liquid water? A. Hydrogen bonds B. Earth's gravity C. Carbon dioxide D. Water vapor

What causes solid water to be less dense than liquid water? A. Hydrogen bonds B. Earth's gravity C. Carbon dioxide D. Water vapor
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What causes solid water to be less dense than liquid water?

A. Hydrogen bonds
B. Earth's gravity
C. Carbon dioxide
D. Water vapor

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a bro jeje is the A hidrogen bonds

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