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In thermal equilibrium, the speed of particles is constant. true or false​

In thermal equilibrium, the speed of particles is constant. true or false​
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In thermal equilibrium, the speed of particles is constant. true or false​

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Answer: False

Explanation: In thermal equilibrium, the average speed of particles is constant, but individual particle speeds can vary.

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