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Heavier (larger) particles move faster than lighter (smaller) particles at the same temperature. Option 1: True Option 2: False

Heavier (larger) particles move faster than lighter (smaller) particles at the same temperature. Option 1: True Option 2: False
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Heavier (larger) particles move faster than lighter (smaller) particles at the same temperature. Option 1: True Option 2: False

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I think it will be false.

I'm not sure.

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