In a solid object, the molecules primarily vibrate slowly. They are held tightly together in a fixed structure, which restricts them from flowing freely. While they do have some movement, it is limited to vibrations around their fixed positions rather than flowing or moving around each other.
What do the molecules in a solid object do?
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flow freely around each other
flow freely around each other
vibrate slowly
vibrate slowly
hold completely still all the time
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