why the volume of solid and liquid is considered to be zero??
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No, the volume of liquids and solids does depend on pressure. ... In mathematical terms, this means dVdP≈0 (the rate of change of volume with respect to pressure is essentially zero).
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Because the particles of solids and liquids are so close to each other.
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Since, the particles of solids and liquids are so close to each other as compared to gasses their ratio of mass and volume or moles is so high,
That's why volume of solid and liquids are considered to be zero.
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