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Which of the following is a matter phase in which a substance will take on the shape of its container, but not expand to fill the container? liquid,gas,solid,or all of these?
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Which of the following is a matter phase in which a substance will take on the shape of its container, but not expand to fill the container? liquid,gas,solid,or all of these?
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Hello!
The particles in a
gas have
the most energy
and are
free to move around
and
so spread out rapidly. Gases do
not have a
definite
shape
or volume
and expand to fill
the entire
container
. Thus, as the temperature of matter increases,
its
density decreases.
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