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Which state of matter has molecules that barely move at all? liquid gas solid They are all the same.
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Which state of matter has molecules that barely move at all?

liquid

gas

solid

They are all the same.

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Answer:

the answer is solid.

Step-by-step explanation:

solid particles have a definite volume and shape therefore they cannot move are they are whole. the particles of solid are closely packed together, barely move, and barely vibrate.

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