Chemistry, asked by zainabhafeez2005, 6 months ago

Why liquids don't resist compression where as solids does

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Answered by liesharoy

Explanation:

In liquid and solid states, molecules are already in close contact, therefore they resist further compression; as that would result in the increase of repulsive interactions because of electron cloud.

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