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3 years ago

Which phase of matter has the MOST Kinetic Energy?

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Has had the most Kinetic energy because it is in consistently moving that of more than solids and liquids. Because of the state of moving consistently gas’s actually never rests.

UkoKoshka [18]3 years ago

5 0

A gas has the most kinetic energy.
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from least ti greatest..
solid
liquid
gas

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