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Burka [1]
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Please help science question ! thank you have a great day​

Chemistry
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jolli1 [7]3 years ago
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The particle theory states that the particles of a substance spread out as they gain energy when heated. Thus, the particles take up more space, which means that the density of the substance decreases. It is almost always true that, for each pure sub­ stance (for example, gold), the density of its solid state is greater than the density

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