Chemistry, asked by aryanv4676, 1 year ago

Why gas expands more than liquid on heating meritnation

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Answered by LionelSagnik

Gas expands more than liquids on heating because gases have larger intermolecular space than liquids. So, on only less heating it expands much and liquids on much heating also does not expands as gases.

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