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What is a physical property of snowflakes? A. They are a solid. B. They are a gas. C. They are plasma D. They are a liquid,

What is a physical property of snowflakes? A. They are a solid. B. They are a gas. C. They are plasma D. They are a liquid,
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What is a

physical
property of
snowflakes?
A. They are a solid.
B. They are a gas.
C. They are plasma
D. They are a liquid,

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User Zruty
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Answer:

A. They are a solid.

Step-by-step explanation:

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