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What is the state of matter in which atoms can move but remain close together?
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∙ 13y ago
It is a liquid
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the real answer is SOLID
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State of matter in which atoms or molecules can move but remain close?
This state of matter is the liquid.
What state of matter has atoms colliding and close together?
solid state
A state of matter in which the bonds keep the atoms close together?
solid state
What statement correctly compares the motion of atoms in liquid mercury and solid copper?
Copper atoms vibrate around fixed together, whereas Mercury atoms more around while staying close together- NovaNet
Explain why gold is a solid?
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
Does density have matter?
No it is a compound measure of how close together matter is packed in an object.
The state of matter in which particles are close to each other but do not remain in a fixed position?
A liquid.
Scientific definition of a solid?
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
Is bread soild?
yes, it is because atoms of bread are close together and it has a shape.
What happens when you try to push the atoms close together?
A chemical reaction is possible.
What is the reason for chemical bond?
The basic reason for chemical bonding among elements is to attain the maximum possible stability. For instance we make relationship bonds among nations to remain in peace or to attain stability!!
What type of material do atoms form when they are close together and have low energy?
When atoms are close together and have low energy, they typically form solids. In solid materials, such as metals, the atoms are tightly packed together in a regular pattern, allowing them to vibrate only slightly. Atoms in solids have a stable arrangement and exhibit strong interatomic forces, resulting in a rigid structure.
