Q3: How matter is classified in terms of physical state?
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Matter is classified into three physical states ( solid , liquid and gas ). These states are classified according to the following :
1. INTERMOLECULAR SPACE - It is the space between the particles of the respective state. It is maximum in gases , moderate in liquids and minimum in solids.
2. INTERMOLECULAR FORCE OF ATTRACTION - It is the attracting power of the molecules of a state of matter. It is maximum in solids , moderate in liquids and minimum in gases.
3. SHAPE - Solids have definite shape , while gases and liquids have indefinite.
4. VOLUME - Solids and liquids have definte volume while gases have indefinite.
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1. INTERMOLECULAR SPACE - It is the space between the particles of the respective state. It is maximum in gases , moderate in liquids and minimum in solids.
2. INTERMOLECULAR FORCE OF ATTRACTION - It is the attracting power of the molecules of a state of matter. It is maximum in solids , moderate in liquids and minimum in gases.
3. SHAPE - Solids have definite shape , while gases and liquids have indefinite.
4. VOLUME - Solids and liquids have definte volume while gases have indefinite.
ETC...
HOPE IT HELPED.. :))
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