how will you justify that intermolecular space is present in matter
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we can justify it by an activity-
take a beaker and add some water in it.take a teaspoonful of salt and add it in the water . after some time you will observe that the salt has dissolved in water and the level of war has also not changed this happens bcoz salt particles occupy spaces between water particles.this shows that there is space between the particles of matter hope it helped
take a beaker and add some water in it.take a teaspoonful of salt and add it in the water . after some time you will observe that the salt has dissolved in water and the level of war has also not changed this happens bcoz salt particles occupy spaces between water particles.this shows that there is space between the particles of matter hope it helped
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To justify this, at first, take a measuring glass or beaker and add some water in it.
Then take a teaspoonful of salt and add it to the water in the beaker.
After some time, you will notice that the salt molecules have broken down in water and the level of water still hasn't changed much.
This occurs as the salt particles possess spaces between water particles and so it proves that there is a space between the particles of matter.
Then take a teaspoonful of salt and add it to the water in the beaker.
After some time, you will notice that the salt molecules have broken down in water and the level of water still hasn't changed much.
This occurs as the salt particles possess spaces between water particles and so it proves that there is a space between the particles of matter.
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