Question

the phase of a given sample (solid, liquid, gas) at a particular temperature is a measure of the extent of and the of the particles in the sample.
intermolecular forces, kinetic energies
gravimetric shift, quantum field
nuclear forces, electron cloud
hydrodynamic forces, nuclear energy

question 2
1 pts
intermolecular forces serve to, whereas the particles kinetic energy tends to.
push particles apart, hold particles together
hold particles together, push particles apart
neutralize them, electrify particles
electrify particles, neutralize them

Explanation:

For the first question, the phase of a sample depends on the balance between intermolecular forces that hold particles together and the kinetic energies that can move particles apart. For the second question, intermolecular forces attract and hold particles together, while kinetic energy gives particles the ability to move and push apart.

Answer:

Question 1: intermolecular forces, kinetic energies
Question 2: hold particles together, push particles apart