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Which state of matter is this: Particles vibrate and cannot change positions
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Which state of matter is this: Particles vibrate and cannot change positions

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Solid.
Explanation: In the solid state, the particles are closely patched and so they can only vibrate from their fixed positions.
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Solid state

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In solid state, the particles are closely packed therefore they cannot move so they can vibrate only.

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