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an atom can take part in _
full form of bec _
it is more comressible_
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Answered by Anonymous

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✷ An atom can take part in a chemical reaction...

✷ Full form of Bec - Bose - Einstein Condensate...

✷ It is more compressible - Gases...

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✷ An atom can take part in a chemical reaction...

✷ Full form of Bec - Bose - Einstein Condensate...

✷ It is more compressible - Gases..

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