Instrinsic kinetic energy in all atoms andmolecules

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Molecules of a liquid or a gas are constantly in motionbecause of the instrinsic kinetic energy in all atoms andmolecules. This is commonly called_____.
a.Brownian Movement
b.Kinetic energy force
c.Osmosis
d.Active Transport

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