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Physics, 14.04.2021 21:20, Hailey1313131313

Model A: Two sponge balls representing two atoms are soaked in water. You hold one ball, and your friend holds the other. Then you press the two balls together. As you press them together, water leaks out. What type of reaction does this model represent? :) thnx, please don't just answer for points

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