Social Sciences, asked by drarchanachavan1234, 9 months ago

Arrange oil, water and sugar in the increasing
order of forces of attraction between their
particles
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Answered by sm5230742

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Answer:

The forces of attraction are the strongest in solids, followed by liquids and the weakest in gases. Oxygen is a gas, water is a liquid and sugar is a crystalline solid. So the increasing order of forces of attraction is Oxygen < Water < Sugar.

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