Chemistry, asked by arunrana33p9p2w4, 1 year ago

why are solids generally denser than liquid and gases

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Answered by Utkddeshya

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Because intermolecular force in particles of solid are more than that of gases and liquid.

Answered by meenukapoor28p8lbgs

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becoz solids are tightly packed than liquids and gases

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