Question #60448
compare solids, liquids and gases in terms of volume, shape, relative density and compressibility in detail.
Expert's answer
Gas (week bounds between the particles, no shape, can fill any volume, small density, high compressibility).
Liquid (comparatively stronger bounds between the particles, holds its volume, no shape, average density and compressibility).
Solid (stronger bounds between the particles, holds its shape and volume, high density, almost no compressibility).
Liquid (comparatively stronger bounds between the particles, holds its volume, no shape, average density and compressibility).
Solid (stronger bounds between the particles, holds its shape and volume, high density, almost no compressibility).
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