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a substance can be very easily compressed on applying pressure guess its physical state

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Answered by alphaparida17

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Gaseous as the inter particle spaces and forces between gas particles are very low ......... ........

Answered by shardamehta19

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A substance can be easily compressed on applying pressure is known as gas.

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