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characterstics solid liquids gases

1) shape fixed not fixed not fixed

2)tnterparticle space least more than solid more than liquid

3)volume fixed fixed not fixed

4)density maximum less than solid less than liquid

5)compressiblity neglibile more than solid maximum

6)diffusion slow moderate fast

7)fluidity cannot flow flow flow

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