Question

which phase(s) of matter have particles arranged in a regular pattern? liquid gas solid 5 respuestas múltiples 1 punto which phase(s) of matter are compressible? solid gas liquid 6 elección múltiple 1 punto which of the following explains why liquids can flow and solids cannot? solids have particles that do not move. solids have larger particles than gases and liquids. solids have strong forces that hold the particles together. solids weigh more than liquids and gases. 7 elección múltiple 1 punto a student notices that a gas will expand to fill any container it is put in. which statement correctly explains this property of gases? gases have very weak attractions between particles. gas particles do not move. gases have very strong attractions between particles. gas particles are smaller than solid or liquid particles.

Explanation:

1. In solids, particles are arranged in a regular pattern due to strong intermolecular forces.
2. Gases are compressible because there is a large amount of space between their particles.
3. Solids have strong forces holding particles together, which restricts their movement and thus they cannot flow like liquids.
4. Gases expand to fill a container because the weak attractions between gas - particles allow them to move freely and spread out.

Answer:

1. Solid
2. Gas
3. Solids have strong forces that hold the particles together.
4. Gases have very weak attractions between particles.