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assuming that there are no outside forces, what will happen if two neutral atoms are placed 1 M apart in a vacuum. a)the atoms w

ill orbit each other b)the atoms will remain stationary c) the atoms will move tword each other d) the atoms will move away from each other.

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timurjin [86]3 years ago

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D the atoms will move tword each other hope this helps

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