Intermolecular attraction describes how the particles that make up matter are attracted to each other. The graph below compares
the intermolecular attractions in two substances. One substance is a solid and the other is a liquid.
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Which statement best describes the two substances?
A) Particles are closer together in solids, therefore Substance B is a solid.
B) Particles are farther apart in solids, therefore Substance A is a solid.
C) Particles are closer together in liquids, therefore Substance A is a liquid.
D) Particles are farther apart in liquids, therefore Substance B is a liquid.
Ps. I think It's A or D
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Which statement best describes the two substances?
A) Particles are closer together in solids, therefore Substance B is a solid.
B) Particles are farther apart in solids, therefore Substance A is a solid.
C) Particles are closer together in liquids, therefore Substance A is a liquid.
D) Particles are farther apart in liquids, therefore Substance B is a liquid.
Ps. I think It's A or D
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