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Why are solids good at transferring heat through conduction? A.The particles are close together. B.The particles do not move. C.The particles give off electromagnetic waves. D.T…

Why are solids good at transferring heat through conduction? A.The particles are close together. B.The particles do not move. C.The particles give off electromagnetic waves. D.T…
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Why are solids good at transferring heat through conduction? A.The particles are close together. B.The particles do not move. C.The particles give off electromagnetic waves. D.The particles can slide past one another.

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Answer:The particles are close together

Explanation: the just took the quiz on apex

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The correct answer should be B.The particles do not move

Solids have particles that are locked in place meaning they can't move freely like liquids or gasses. They can vibrate however and conduct electricity.
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