Molecules in solid are free to move. is it right or wrong
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No molecules is solid are not free to move because they are tightly pack due to large for of attraction between them.
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Answer:
Molecules in solid are not free to move. Hence the given statement is false.
Explanation:
Solid is a compact substance having definite shape.
The the formation of this shape molecules are to be packed tightly in a particular order.
So there is no scope for the molecules to be free and move freely.
Free molecules are observed in case of liquids and gases.
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