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Describe the particles of a solid, liquid, and gas. For each, be sure to tell how far apart they are and how fast or slowly they move.
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Describe the particles of a solid, liquid, and gas. For each, be sure to tell how far apart they are and how fast or slowly they move.
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Solid
A solid is a state of matter where the particles are tightly packed together, they are very close together
They vibrate, they move very slowly
Liquid
A liquid has free-flowing particles, but they may not leave the container
They move at medium speed
Gas
A gas moves very freely, they leave the container, and they may not be captured in its entirety
It moves very fast because it is heated
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