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What happens to molecules in the liquid, solid, and gas phase changed?
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What happens to molecules in the liquid, solid, and gas phase changed?

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Step-by-step explanation:

they move far apart from each other

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Liquid: the molecule spread apart but still in a form. Solid : the molecules are tightly together making a form. Gas: molecules are apart from each other ever far and have no from!

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