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At extremely high temperatures (e. g., millions of degrees), which of the following best describes the phase of matter?
a. a gas of rapidly moving molecules
b. a plasma consisting of rapidly moving, neutral atoms
c. a plasma consisting of positively charged ions and free electrons
d. a gas consisting of individual, neutral atoms, but no molecules

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