Chemistry, asked by ansh7571, 1 year ago

why are solids generally denser than liquids and gases

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Answered by Anonymous

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Because they have maximum force of attraction between their molecules and have least intermolecular space too..

Answered by ruhi94

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solids are more denser than liquids and gases as in solids molecules are more densely packed as compared to liquids and gases

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