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What’s the physical properties of a molecular solid, in regards to its physical properties of formation?

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It has a fixed mass
it does not change with the shape of the container
it cannot be compressed
it has fixed atom and molecules and limited to very small displacement
only vibrational motion occur in the molecules of solid .

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