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Solids are usually more dense than: gases liquids plasmas all of the above
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Solids are usually more dense than: gases liquids plasmas all of the above

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Yes, this is because particles in a solid there are more particles which are touching. They can only vibrate. But particles in a gas are far apart. This is the same for liquids to.
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