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How does the temperature of absolute zero relate to the kinetic energy of a substance's molecules? A.The molecules begin to group together B.The molecules are moving very slowly C.The molecules stop moving
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How does the temperature of absolute zero relate to the kinetic energy of a substance's molecules?

A.The molecules begin to group together
B.The molecules are moving very slowly
C.The molecules stop moving entirely
D.The molecules become arranged into regular cubic arrangement

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I will say D. The molecules become arranged into regular cubic arrangement. but i'm not 100% sure

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