I. Please answer the following questions with proper explanations.
1. Why do solids expand VERY LITTLE on heating?
2. Why do liquid expands MORE THAN SOLIDS on heating?
3. Why do gases expand the MOST on heating?
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1)because the intermolecular forces of solids are strong
2)intermolecular forces are less active than solid
3)intermolecular forces are inactive
GaneshonBrainly:
Thank you very much.
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Regarding your statement on the intermolecular forces of attraction of gases, are the intermolecular forces of attraction in gases inactive, or are they of a negligible amount?
negligible
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Because solids are square
I don't understand.
However, I have already received the answer to this question. Thanks for the help.
what do you mean
How do solids being square have to contribute to why they expand very little on heating?
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