Chemistry, asked by 124rajnish, 11 months ago

Why are solids rigid?

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Answered by nemanibookspadcam

there are no intermolecular spaces.

Answered by newton55

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● In Solids, the constituent particles are not free to move due to strong interatomic (or) intermolecular (or) inter ionic forces. Hence they are rigid.

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