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How do particles in move in a solid, a liquid and a gas?· Describe…
o speed of particles - The particles in solid vibrates, therefore they have the slowest speed. Liquid has a faster speed while gas is the fastest.
o relative position of particles (fixed or not) - Solid vibrates in a fixed position while liquid and gas do not.
o pattern of particles (regularly arranged or not) - Only solid has a regular arrangement while liquid and gas do not.
o size of the particles - Solid has the smallest particle size. Liquid's particles are bigger, and gas has the biggest particle size. (They expand due to heat absorbed during the change of state.)
o space between the particles - Solid vibrates in a fixed position so the particles are packed closely together. Liquid move around but still slide past each other, so the particles are also in a close position. Gas move around freely in random motion and therefore there are very large space between particles.
o strength of bonds between the particles - Solid has very strong bond between particles, while liquid has a weaker bond. Gas has a very weak bond (weakest compared to the other two).
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