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English, 12.10.2020 06:01, kimjp56io5

HE PLEASE Molecular Motion of a solid. The molecules move a slow pace There is kinetic energy in a solid.
Liquid – The molecular motion in a liquid is slightly faster of than a solid and slower than a gas. There is kinetic energy in a liquid the molecules move slip past each other.
Gas – Gases consists of particles (molecular motion) that are constantly colliding past each other. Gases do have kinetic energy within their particle movement
Average Kinetic Energy – The movement of the molecules that is given an average number. (temperature)

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