Science, asked by Kartiwvaruchanita, 1 year ago

Why are solids denser than liquids?

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Answered by Rimondas30

Solids are denser than liquids because solids have less intermolecular space between its particles than liquid which have less intermolecular space.
Intermolecular space means the space between the particles of the substance.

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