How molecules move in each of the three states of matter?

Answer 1

Because Solid Particles have a fixed shape and cannot move, only Vibrate. Water Particles can move a little and vibrate they can also be poured because the particles have enough room to move over eachother. Gas Particles can move a lot because they have no fixed shape and can move wherever they please. Plasma also moves around frealy.

Answer 2

Gases, liquids and solids are all made up of microscopic particles, but the behaviors of these particles differ in the three phases. The following figure illustrates the microscopic differences.

Answer 3

Solid- particles are close together and vibrate

Liquid- particles slide past each other

Gas- particles move quickly, particles are spread apart

Plasma- formed under conditions of high energy

B.E. Condensate- cold aroms, can flow past each other without friction

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Answer 4

let's give an example of ice.in solid stage they are tightly packed together and they are unable to move. but as u heat it up the particles are able to move but still they are not free yet. that's liquid. but as heat it again until it's completely evaporated.that's gas. now the particles are light enough to fly. and they can fly anywhere.

Answer 5

In a solid, molecules vibrrate, which means that they move back and forth quickly, but stay close together. The pull between the molecules is weaker in liquids than it is in solids, A liquid can change its shape because its molecules can move around easily.

Answer 6

In a solid, they vibrate next to each other since they are closely packed together, in a liquid they roam freely, and in a gas they are far far apart from each other.

Answer 7

Well in a solid the particles are the most dense, in a liquid the particles are less dense, then gases, then finaly plasma