BE THE FIRST TO BE BRAINLIEST. Explain the activity 1.6 and 1.8
Which group is held together with maximum force????
How???why???
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In solid state the molecules are tightly without
having inter cellular spaces between them .so
in the solid state the group is held together
with maximum force .
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In solid state the molecules are tightly without
having inter cellular spaces between them .so
in the solid state the group is held together
with maximum force .
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In activity 1.6 :- It is the activity which showing intermolecular force between particles. In first group they are representing solid in which intermolecular force is maximum, I in liquid it is less than solid but more than gas but in case of gas it is negligible so they can easily move from here and there.
In activity 1.8 :- It is showing intermolecular force in liquid state.As I said earlier that in liquid intermolecular force is moderate so, there is interparticle space is also present between them. And that's why we can cut it easily but due to intermolecular force of attraction they again held together.
In activity 1.8 :- It is showing intermolecular force in liquid state.As I said earlier that in liquid intermolecular force is moderate so, there is interparticle space is also present between them. And that's why we can cut it easily but due to intermolecular force of attraction they again held together.
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Then yes
But we cannot sense the smell ofcold food
Why???
In the text its given like that
to sense the smell we will have to go near
Yeah because cold food doesn't release vapour so it don't get diffuse and when it doesn't get diffused than we have to go near to get it's smell.
It releases aromatic gases
my teacher told me
And in youtube its there
Yeah it releases but kinetic energy is more in hot gas than in cold one
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