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Which statement accurately describes surface tension?
A.
Attractive forces between molecules at the surface cause a liquid to resist spreading out.
B.
A liquid with larger molecules resists movement more than a liquid with smaller molecules does.
C.
A material with relatively weak bonds between its particles can be shaped into a thin sheet.
D.
A material slows or completely blocks the flow of electrons through it.
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