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generally density of solids is ____ ?​

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Answered by arorarushil5
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Density refers to the average spatial distribution of mass in a material. The density of solids typically is expressed in g per cm3, in contrast to fluids, where the density is commonly expressed in g per mL at a stated reference temperature.
Answered by adventureisland
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The solid particles are very near to each other in the solid state due to a strong intermolecular force of attraction. As a result, they have the smallest intermolecular gap, making them denser than liquids and gases. As a result, solids have a high density.

Solid particles are extremely close together. They are densely packed, resulting in high solid densities. Solids are distinguished by their distinct shape and volume. Solids, on the other hand, have particles that are relatively close together and have very little intermolecular gaps. As a result, the intermolecular forces are considerable, making them rigid and dense. Solids are therefore denser than liquids and gases.

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