Question

write the physical properties of solid, liquid and gas ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Solids are having particles closely packed.e.g. Chalk

Liquids are having loosly packed molecules.e.g.water

Gases having freely moving particles.e.g.ixygen gas in atmosphere.

Answer 2

Physical properties of solid, liquid and gas ​are based on intermolecular spaces present between them.

Solids:

• The particles in solids are firmly stuffed, having immaterial or extremely low intermolecular space.
• They have the most grounded intermolecular power of attraction.
• The atoms have tiny vibrations about their mean position, for example, little abundance.
• They are, by and large, hard and inflexible.

Fluids:

• Molecules are less tightly packed together.
• The intermolecular power of attraction is not exactly that of solids.
• The atoms here can move to start with one spot and then onto the next.
• Do not have a specific state of theirs.
• A specific amount of fluid has a positive volume at a given temperature.

Gases:

• The power of attraction between the particles in the least.
• The intermolecular space in the most.
• Neither has an shape nor volume.
• The particles move freely.
• The most terrible conductors of heat.

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