1. Define the following terms: i) Rigidity ii) Compressibility and iii) Density Compare any two states of matter based on above defined properties.
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rigidity is the ability of a substance to maintain its shape even if high pressure is applied.
compressibility is ability of substance to decrease it's volume when extreme pressure is applied
density is the mass per unit of matter.
solids are more denser and rigid than other states and gases are more compressible than other states
compressibility is ability of substance to decrease it's volume when extreme pressure is applied
density is the mass per unit of matter.
solids are more denser and rigid than other states and gases are more compressible than other states
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rigiditycan be defined as the inability to be banned or to be forced out of shape example solid state has high rigidity and gaseous state has no rigidity compresibility the measure of how much the volume of a given substance decrease when placed under pressure
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