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Equal volumes of various solids, liquids and gases are taken at 0°C. All are heated to the same temperature under a pressure of one atmosphere. Choose the correct options:

A

All the substances expand by the same amount

B

All the solids expand by the same amount

C

All the liquids expand by the same amount

D

All the gases expand by the same amount

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D
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