Question

what is meant by inter- molecular forces of attraction? how do they vary in solids and liquids and gases​

Answer 1

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spacing between the molecules of matter is called Inter- molecular spaces. Intermolecular spaces vary from solid, liquid and gases. ... This is because there are spaces in water molecules and sugar molecules occupy these spaces and volume remains the same.

Answer 2

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$Intermolecular \: force \: of \: attraction \: is \: \\ the \: type \: of  \: attraction \: that \\ connects \: or \: bonds \: the \: two \: molecules \\ together \: in \: a \: substance , \: \\ they \: vary \: in \: Solid , \: liquid \: and \: gas. \: \\ as \: it \: is \: much \: higher \: in \: solid \: \\ , than \: lesser \: in \: liquid \: n \: much \: lesser \: in \: gas . \: .$