Question

explain why gases expand more than liquid and solids​

Answer 1

Answer:

In solid, molecule are packed with each other very tightly and liquid have some gap between each molecule and gases are very freely molecule that can easily settle anywhere and can change its shape easily

that's why the gases are expand more than solid and liquid.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Gases expand more than liquid and solids because the particles (molecules) are not closely packed rather they have a very less bond of attraction. Gases are having no fixed or particular shape or form so they are all around us whereas solids are having a fixed shape and it's predefined so without any extra applied efforts it can't be expanded.

So they expand more (take up more space) than solids or liquids.

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