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Chemistry, 27.10.2020 16:50, elmo4851

How are gases and liquids different from each other? A. Gases can change volume, and liquids cannot
B. Gases can change shape, and liquids cannot.
C. Liquids can change volume, and gases cannot.
D. Liquids can change shape, and gases cannot.
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