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    Suppose There Were Molecules That Had No Attraction Whatsoever for One
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Suppose There Were Molecules That Had No Attraction Whatsoever for One

Question 1

Question 1

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Suppose there were molecules that had no attraction whatsoever for one another. A collection of such molecules would form a


A) gas.
B) liquid.
C) amorphous solid.
D) crystalline solid.

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