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How is the motion of particles in a gas different from the motion of particles in a liquid?
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How is the motion of particles in a gas

different from the motion of particles
in a liquid?

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Answer: The particles of a gas move quickly and are able to spread apart from one another.

Explanation: This leads to the gas particles undergoing a random motion. Hope this helps! :)

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