why are densities of solids, liquids and gases different?
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Because the particles in are packed closely together in solids, little spaces are left in liquids and far away in gases.
Because Density=Mass/Volume
Therefore Mass remains same but Volume increases from solid to gases
So densities decrease from solid to gas
Because Density=Mass/Volume
Therefore Mass remains same but Volume increases from solid to gases
So densities decrease from solid to gas
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