Physics, 08.10.2019 06:30 anuel504

How do intermolecular forces (if) and internal kinetic energy (ke) compare in liquids?
a. if < ke

b. if = 0, ke is large

c. if ≥ ke

d. if > ke

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How do intermolecular forces (if) and internal kinetic energy (ke) compare in liquids?
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