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Why do atoms move at different speeds depending on wether they are liquids or solids

Why do atoms move at different speeds depending on wether they are liquids or solids
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Why do atoms move at different speeds depending on wether they are liquids or solids

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They move at different speeds because, if they are a liquid they are not as compact as if they were a solid. Think of ice and water. the atom in water are able to move freely because its not compacted. 
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