Answer:
A. Stronger forces between particles means the substance boils at a higher temperature
Explanation:
Certain forces hold the atoms of different matter together. These forces of attraction between the atoms (basic particle of a substance), however, play a role in how difficult it is to break the substance. The stronger the force, the difficult it is to break the substance and vice versa.
In relation to temperature, a substance with stronger force will require more heat i.e higher temperature to break the atoms. Hence, Stronger forces between particles means the substance boils at a higher temperature. In other words, the stronger the force, the higher the boiling point of that substance and vice versa.
YER MOM.... jk, <span>Gold is used to make jewelry because
of the attractiveness of its luster and because of its rarity. It also
doesn't tarnish and doesn't react with air the way a metal like iron
does. Gold is malleable, which means it can be beaten into very thin
sheets. It's also ductile, which means it can be stretched out into thin
wire as in the findings of earrings :3</span>
D just went over this in class yesterdy
