Question

liquids
gases
both liquids and gases
place each statement into the correct column.
particles are spread far from one another.
particles do not stay in the same position.
particles are arranged close together.
in a gas, particles are far from one another and constantly move in different directions. the particles in a gas have more thermal energy than they would if the substance were a liquid. so, when a substance is a gas, its particles move more quickly and can spread farther apart.

Explanation:

Liquids have particles that are closer together compared to gases and not spread far from one - another. Gases have particles that are far from one another and spread far apart, and they do not stay in the same position as they constantly move in different directions. Both liquids and gases have particles that are not arranged close together like in solids.

Answer:

Liquids: Particles are not spread far from one another.
Gases: Particles are far from one another and particles do not stay in the same position.
Both liquids and gases: Particles are not arranged close together.