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Solnce55 [7]
3 years ago
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Match the theoretical motions of particles with their associated phases. Solid, Gas, Liquid. 1. oscillation about a fixed point

2. translation, vibration, rotation 3. rotation and vibration

Chemistry
2 answers:
Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:1) Solid : oscillation about a fixed point .Because solids do vibrate (atoms/molecules of a solid oscillate around their mean positions)

2) Gas : translation, vibration, rotation. The gas molecules are free to rotate, oscillate & vibrate.

3) Liquid: rotation and vibration. The liquid molecules are free to rotate & vibrate.

Explanation:

viktelen [127]3 years ago
4 0
The correct combination of <span>theoretical motions of particles with their associated phases is given below:

1) Solid : </span>oscillation about a fixed point . Because solids do vibrate (atoms/molecules of a solid oscillate around their mean positions)<span>
2) Gas : </span>translation, vibration, rotation. The gas molecules are free to rotate, oscillate & vibrate. <span>
3) Liquid: </span>rotation and vibration. The liquid molecules are free to rotate & vibrate.

A more clear pictures (at atomic & molecular level is shown below):

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