difference between solid liquid and gases
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Solid is the state in which matter maintains a fixed volume and shape; liquid is the state in which matter adapts to the shape of its container but varies only slightly in volume; and gas is the state in which matter expands to occupy the volume and shape of its container
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Properties of liquids:
(i) Liquids do not have definite shape and distinct boundaries.
(ii) Liquids have fixed volume.
(iii) They can be compressed.
(iv) They take up the shape of the container (they can change its shape).
(v) They are fluid and thus can flow like water.
(vi) Their intermolecular force of attraction is less than solids.
(vii)The kinetic energy of its particles is more than solids.
Properties of gases:
(i) Gases neither have definite shape nor have fixed volume.
(ii) They can be compressed much.
(iii) They can take any shape.
(iv) They are neither rigid nor fluids.
(v) Their intermolecular force of attraction is least.
(vi) The kinetic energy of its particles is maximum.
Properties of solids:
(i) Solids have definite shape and distinct boundaries.
(ii) Solids have fixed volume.
(iii) They have negligible compressibility.
(iv) They are rigid (their shape cannot be changed).
(v) Their intermolecular force of attraction is maximum.
(vi) The kinetic energy of its particles is minimum.