The figures below show the most common appearance of matter that we recognize. Recall that particles that make up matter behaves in a very specific way that gives the material its distinct property, such as a definite structure or taking the shape of its container. Can you guess which states of matter is being represented by the particle arrangements shown below? Defend your answer. This is most likely a: Because: twinkt.com Figure A twinkt.com Figure B twinkl.com Figure C

The figures below show the most common appearance of matter that we recognize. Recall that particles that make up matter behaves in a very specific way that gives the material its distinct property, such as a definite structure or taking the shape of its container. Can you guess which states of matter is being represented by the particle arrangements shown below? Defend your answer. This is most likely a: Because: twinkt.com Figure A twinkt.com Figure B twinkl.com Figure C

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

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Chapter1: The Atom In Modern Chemistry

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