Biology, 29.08.2019 03:00 kat9940

How are particles arranged in liquids?
a. particles are not able to move around one another.
b. particles are tightly packed together and vibrant in place.
c. particles are spread far apart from one another.
d. particles are loosely packed together and can move past one another.

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How are particles arranged in liquids?
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