a. Based on the picture above, do you believe that picture b can be returned to its original position, as in picture a, without exerting any effort or exerting any energy? Explain b. Which of the following pictures is the most random?

a. Based on the picture above, do you believe that picture b can be returned to its original position, as in picture a, without exerting any effort or exerting any energy? Explain b. Which of the following pictures is the most random?

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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