How do solids, liquids and gases differ in
shape and volume?
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Solids are hard , so they have fixed volume but in case of liquids and gases there are some spaces between their particles, so they don't have fixed volume
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Solid - definite shape and definite volume
Liquid- Indefinite shape and definite volume
Gas- Indefinite shape and Indefinite volume
Also there is some difference in the intermolecular space between the particles
solid has tightly packed molecules
Liquid has a bit losely packed molecules
Gas has a highly losely packed molecules
Hope this will help you!!
Liquid- Indefinite shape and definite volume
Gas- Indefinite shape and Indefinite volume
Also there is some difference in the intermolecular space between the particles
solid has tightly packed molecules
Liquid has a bit losely packed molecules
Gas has a highly losely packed molecules
Hope this will help you!!
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