Question

state the approximate spacing between two molecules of a matter?

Answer 1

Answer: In solid the spacing is around one or two angstroms. And increases further for liquid and air.

Answer 2

The approximate spacing between the two molecules of matter is of the order of a few angstroms.

- Atomic spacing means the distance between the nuclei of two atoms in a molecule.

- This space is quite large in comparison to the size of an atomic nucleus.

- The spacing between atoms of most of the ordered solids is of the order of a few angstroms or a few tenths of a nano meter.

- In very low density gasses, the atomic spacing can be as large as a meter.