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According to our theory of solar system formation, which law best explains why the central regions of the solar nebula got hotter as the nebula shrank in size?.
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According to our theory of solar system formation, which law best explains why the central regions of the solar nebula got hotter as the nebula shrank in size?.

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According to our theory of solar system formation, which law best explains why the central regions of the solar nebula got hotter as the nebula shrank in size? As it shrank in size, gas particles lost gravitational potential energy. Since energy must be conserved, this energy became thermal energy.

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