Question

Consider the following statements and describe them as a solid, liquid or gas. Keep in mind that there may be more than one correct answer. For example, if it asks for a phase who particles are close together, both solid and liquid would be correct. 1. Particles are very far apart. 2. Particles are moving quickly. 3. Particles can flow past each other. 4. Particles are very close together.

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. Particles are very far apart. (Gas)

2. Particles are moving quickly. (Liquid, Gas)

3. Particles can flow past each other. (Liquid)

4. Particles are very close together. (Solid)

Gas particles are very far apart from each other and move quickly. Liquid particles can flow past each other and can move quickly. Solid particles are tightly packed together.

Answer 2

1) Gases (Gases are very very far apart)

2) Liquids, Gases (Liquids and Gases move freely because of weak interactive forces)

3) Liquid (Liquid has high fluidity and thus, has the ability to flow past each other)

4) Solid (Solid have particles very close to each other because of stronger attractive forces)