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Explain why solids and liquids are difficult to compress whereas gases can easily be compressed.
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Explain why solids and liquids are difficult to compress

whereas gases can easily be compressed.

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Because they take up a certain amount of volume because there is no space in-between the particles, a gases can be compressed because there is alot of space in-between each particle

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