A state of matter in which the bonds keep the atoms close together?

Solid: Example: Ice Cube. The bonds that hold the atoms are very, very strong. Liquid: Example: Water. Add heat and the bonds that are holding the atoms becomes less strong and the atoms are less close together. Gas: Example: Vapour. Add heat to the liquid and the bonds holding the atoms together disappear so the atoms are free. They occupy all the space provided.

Yes, the atoms are close together in solid

Metal atoms in their atomic state form metallic bonds which has a 'sea' of electrons.

It is a liquid U A LIE! the real answer is SOLID

Grapes are examples of chemical bonds because of the way they all stick together close. Just like a molecule (which is what atoms are once they bond to two or more).

If the bits of matter are close together and move slowly, the matter is a GAS

thay attach and and make to atoms

Metals are giant structures of atoms held together by metallic bonds. "Giant" implies that large but variable numbers of atoms are involved - depending on the size of the bit of metal. Most metals are close packed - that is, they fit as many atoms as possible into the available volume. hope this helps :)

The space between the molecules/atoms. If they are very far apart, the matter is a gas. If they are not very far apart, the matter is a liquid. If they are close together (and usually vibrating), the matter is a solid.

The covalent bonds shared will be nonpolar if the electronegativity of the atoms is close enough to preclude a polar, slightly charged, molecule.

The state of matter that has particles close together and in fixed positions is a solid.

This state of matter is the liquid.

There are a few different reasons why electrical forces dominate between atoms that are close together. These atoms want to become stable so they share energy for example.

It heats up the individual atoms, causing them to move about more rapidly. This changes the positioning, with solids having atoms structured and close together and gases having atoms fly all over the place.

they decrease in energy and get close together

the atoms are close together and vibrate very close to each other. there is not enough kinetic energy for the atoms to spread very far. if you were to heat it, you would increase the energy and it would become a liquid, but at room temperature, the atoms are close together. -Akilae

No it is a compound measure of how close together matter is packed in an object.

Bent bonds, also known as banana bonds, are bonds in strained or otherwise sterically hindered molecules whose binding orbitals are forced into a banana-like form. Bent bonds are often more susceptible to reactions than ordinary bonds this would be considered weak I think there are proberly more

The electrons of atoms mingle, are attracted to the nuclei of neighboring atoms, and keep the atoms close together - form a bond.

The electronegativities of the elements must be very close.

A state of matter in which the atoms are to close to move or collide, so they vibrate in place close to eachother, harder to penetrate then other states of matter

yes, it is because atoms of bread are close together and it has a shape.

A chemical reaction is possible.

Yes. When it bonds with F O or N. the electro negativity of these atoms pull the electrons so close, H becomes somewhat of a naked proton which can then hydrogen "bond" with other F O & N atoms close by.

This is the definition of a solid.