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Draw molecular—level views than show the differences among solids, liquids, and gases.

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The difference between three states of matter −Solid, liquid and gas should be explained at molecular level with the help of diagrams.

Concept Introduction:

There are three states of matter which are solid, liquid and gas in form. The physical properties of a matter depend on its physical state like kinetic energy, viscosity, shape, volume, surface tension etc. The chemical properties of matter are boiling point, melting point, heat of combustion, etc.

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Three states of matter- Solid, liquid and gas are explained with the help of diagrams.

  1. Gaseous form- With the help of Kinetic molecular theory, the properties of gases can be easily understood. The molecules of gas are seen in the below image where they are widely separated in the surrounding and they can move easily. Due to absence of the intermolecular forces, the kinetic energy of molecules of gas in high as compared to other forms. For example, water vapor.

  2. Liquid form- This form of matter contains the enough intermolecular forces in between its molecules. The liquid form has more density and less compressibility as compared to gases form. The molecules of liquid consist of less strong intermolecular forces as compared to solid molecule which are easily breakable to make free movement of molecules...

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