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A characteristic of water vapor, but not other states of water, is:
 
  A) Small changes in the volume of water occur with changes in temperature.
  B) Water molecules move about freely.
  C) Water exerts equal pressure on the sides of a container in which it is placed.
  D) Water vapor is compressible.

Question 2

The three states of matter represent:
 
  A) Diverse levels of molecular energy within a material or substance.
  B) The amount of work a material can accomplish.
  C) Total velocity pressure, static pressure, molecular pressure.
  D) The levels of chemical energy, photovoltaic energy, and radiation within a substance.



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Answer to Question 1

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