Describe the motion of particles in ice, liquid water, and water vapor. Apply the kinetic theory of matter to explain the differences.
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In Ice intermolecular space is least among 3 and motion of partices will be least
in water intermolecular space is more vibration of particles will be more so ke will be more so motion of particles will be more
In vapour intermolevular space is most so motion of particles is most
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In ice the water molecule have little energy and cannot move but in water the molecule of water is not too close and can move .In water vapours the molecule of vapours so far and can move freely.
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