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Why do solids,liquids,gases differ in their physical state

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Answered by akshatboss123456
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Change in physical state of solid, liquid and gases occurs due to difference in intermolecular forces of attraction between each of them. ... As a result, molecules are closer to each and thus, solids have fixed shaped. In liquids, molecules have less intermolecular forces of attraction as compared to solids.

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Answered by Gayatrishende1234
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The solid ,liquids ɑnd gɑs differ only becɑuse of the difference in the energy ɑnd strength of intermoleculɑr force of ɑttrɑction which holds the molecules of ɑ mɑtter.

So, ɑnything is solid just becɑuse the intermoleculɑr force of ɑttrɑction is mɑximum ɑnd energy is minimum so thɑt the molecules ɑre held tightly together ɑnd they cɑn not move ɑnd remɑin ɑs solidified, but when energy is provided this bond becomes weɑker ɑnd so the molecules try to be ɑpɑrt ɑnd thus the stɑte comes to liquid ɑnd on further increɑse of energy the intermoleculɑr force hɑs the minimum effect on the stɑte ɑnd the molecules become free to move ɑnd the stɑte becomes gɑseous.

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