why do the gases expand more than solids on raising the temperature by 1°c
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This is because the intermolecular foce of attraction is very less in gas and molecules when heated start vibrating more and gain more space thus they expand more
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This happens because solids have more intermolecular force of attraction than that of gases.So when providing 1 degree C of temperature to gases they readily expand more than solids
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