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Unlike particles in a liquid or a gas, the particles in a typical solid are arranged A. separately from one another in constantly changing positions B. in close contact with one another and in constantly
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Unlike particles in a liquid or a gas, the particles in a typical solid are arranged

A. separately from one another in constantly changing positions
B. in close contact with one another and in constantly changing positions
C. randomly in fixed positions
D. in orderly patterns and fixed positions

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D. In orderly patterns and fized positions

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