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Which statement about matter is correct? A) In matter, molecules never stop moving. Eliminate B) In the solid state, molecules stop moving. C) Pressure and temperature do not affect matter. D) Liquids
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Which statement about matter is correct? A) In matter, molecules never stop moving. Eliminate B) In the solid state, molecules stop moving. C) Pressure and temperature do not affect matter. D) Liquids have a lower level of energy than solids.
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The correct answer here is obviously A.
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A is correct because in solids the molecules vibrate in place, in gas molecules move free, in a liguid they move to take shape in a container
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