Solids
As the picture shows, all the particles in a solid are touching. Another feature of a solid is that the particles aren't moving, the particles have no energy.
Liquids
Liquid particles are, like solids, all touching. The difference is that liquid particles are moving- they flow to fit the space- this means that they have some energy.
Gas
In gasses the particles aren't all touching; they are far apart. They move freely and have a high energy level.
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DeleteI think the particles are moving in a solid; they are vibrating, but are stuck in place. Thanks for the blog by the way!
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ReplyDeleteParticles in a solid do have energy just not very much so they vibrate at a certain frequency which isnt noticeable to a human
ReplyDeleteApologies Hannah, this may have taken ages to do but your descriptions lack technical vocabulary. These are required to obtain marks. Solids do have energy, by the way. These seem hastily created.
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