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Molecules in a liquid are: closer together than in a gas moving more quickly than in a solid moving more slowly than in a gas all of the above Please help!!!
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Molecules in a liquid are:
closer together than in a gas
moving more quickly than in a solid
moving more slowly than in a gas
all of the above
Please help!!!
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All of the above
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all of the above
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