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Attractive forces between molecules in a solid are than bonds between atoms in a molecule. A. stronger B. the same as C. weaker D. much stronger
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Attractive forces between molecules in a solid are

than bonds between atoms in a molecule.
A. stronger
B. the same as
C. weaker
D. much stronger

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Answer:

A. stronger

Step-by-step explanation:

User Cske
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Answer// I’m pretty sure it’s A!
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