Question

why do liquids have mostly lower density than solid


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Answer 1

Explanation:

As solids, strong inter-ionic force of attraction between them compared to liquids.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The particles of liquid are less tightly bound than solids.

Explanation:

Since there are more particles in a limited amount of space, density which is m/v will be higher in solids than in liquids in most cases. There are exceptions though but you won't need to know about them for this answer :)