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If u have time pls help... How is it that the chair is a solid, the water is a liquid, and the air you're breathing a solid if the entire room is the same temp? What about the substances make them different
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How is it that the chair is a solid, the water is a liquid, and the air you're breathing a solid if the entire room is the same temp? What about the substances make them different states at the same temperature?

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the internal force of attraction between the particle or molecules.

In solids the force is max.

In liquid it is intermediate.

And least in the gases..

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