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farther apart
packed close together
randomly collide
fixed positions
weak attraction
move around in all directions
In the Particle theory of matter, particles in solid are held tightly and
they are strongly attracted to each other. Particles are in
and they do vibrate.
Particles in liquid are close together but
compared
to those in solid. Particles
but movement is
limited by attractions between particles,
Particles in gas have
between them. Particles are
free to move and
with each other and with the walls of a
container and they have large spaces between particles.
farther apart
packed close together
randomly collide
fixed positions
weak attraction
move around in all directions
In the Particle theory of matter, particles in solid are held tightly and
they are strongly attracted to each other. Particles are in
and they do vibrate.
Particles in liquid are close together but
compared
to those in solid. Particles
but movement is
limited by attractions between particles,
Particles in gas have
between them. Particles are
free to move and
with each other and with the walls of a
container and they have large spaces between particles.
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Answer:
Solid has a definite shape and volume while the liquid only follows the shape of its container and lastly the gas has a space between each other whether its in a container or not