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The force of attraction between particles of gas is negligible. Because of this, particles of gas move in all directions. Thus, a gas fills the vessel completely in which it is kept.
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#hey mate #here's your answer
Liquids and solids have a considerably high intermolecular force of attraction.
unlike liquids and solids, gases have least or negligible force of attraction between their particles.
•°• Gases spread out evenly throughout the vessel in which they are kept and thus, fill the vessel completely.
#hope it helps you #
Liquids and solids have a considerably high intermolecular force of attraction.
unlike liquids and solids, gases have least or negligible force of attraction between their particles.
•°• Gases spread out evenly throughout the vessel in which they are kept and thus, fill the vessel completely.
#hope it helps you #
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