Question

not including water, states of matter generally follow the rule(s) below (choose all 3 that are correct): solid matter is more dense than liquid matter of the same chemical formula liquid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula solid matter is less dense than liquid matter or gaseous matter of the same chemical formula solid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula

Explanation:

Density is related to the arrangement of particles. In most substances (ex - water), solid particles are more closely packed than liquid particles, and liquid particles are more closely packed than gas particles. So, solid matter is more dense than liquid matter of the same chemical formula, liquid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula, and solid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula.

Answer:

Solid matter is more dense than liquid matter of the same chemical formula.
Liquid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula.
Solid matter is more dense than gaseous matter of the same chemical formula.