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Particles in a liquid move around and slide past one another. This allows the liquid to flow.
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The particals in what move back and forth?
solids
What are the 5 particals in the matter of science?
Liquid gAs solid
What is a particle has more energy?
Do particals that have more energy move faster
Is it ethical to use nuclear energy faster than it can be replaced?
no becuse particals move faster
How are liquids are different to gases?
This is a bit of an easy question but i know the answer. A liquid is loads of particals squashes together so that it creates a substance where as a gas is loads of particals going off in all differant directions Hope this helps!
What makes things rise?
if you boil something the particals start to move rapidly. And it moves so fast it rises.
What is partical?
Particals is a solid,liquid and gas and there very close together.Particals vibrate but have fixed positions and they are held together by strong forces of attraction.
What causes particals to evaporate and leave the surface of a liquid?
Molecules at the surface of a liquid absorb kinetic energy (kinetic energy used to disrupt intermolecular forces) and evaporate. (vapor pressure is exerted)
How do the particles of the liquid move?
the particles in liquid move around slowly in the liquid
How does liquid produce gas particles for combustion?
When has get ignite it's kinatic energy increase and thats why particals reduced their attraction force from other partical and converted into gas.
Does water particles move slowly when water boils?
No. Water particals and all particals for that matter increase in vibrational speed when heating up and decrease when cold causing it to solidify, and technically there is no physical existence of cold, just the absence of heat, just like there is no dark just the absence of light
Why do electrons circle the nucleus?
becuase it contains protons the nueculs contains a positive charge electrons are negitivly charged particals that move around the outside of the nueculs
