Question

An iron nail is made up of particles. What is true about the particles?

They move all over the place.
The force of attraction between them is small.
The spacing between them is large.
They stay in place and vibrate.

Answer 1

iron nail is in solid form and it's particles are tightly packed and dense

so, option D) they stay in place and vibrate is correct
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hope it helped

Answer 2

They stay in place and vibrate, because they're solid particles.