Chemistry, asked by AyushTripathi12, 7 months ago

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define solid

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Answered by piyushraj5194

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Answer:

hard and firm

Explanation:

not in the state of a liquid or gas

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Answered by sanchitachauhan241

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ANSWER :-

Solid is one of the fundamental states of matter.

It is characterised by definite shape and volume.

In solids molecules are closely packed.

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