Explain why a gas can be compressed into a smaller volume but not a solid?
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Gases dont have specific volumes i.e. they are spread out, they're particles disperse and therefore occupy the volume of the container allocated to it and so added pressure can easily force these particles into a more compact volume. ... in brief; the particles in gases are spread out more than those in a liquid or solid.
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In gases the intermolecular forces of attraction is not so strong as compared to liquids and solids . The spaces are negligible in solids, more in liquids and most in gases .
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