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3 years ago

Describe the energy of the products in comparison to the energy the atoms had when the were wandering around the room free.

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Over [174]3 years ago

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Answer: The atoms of the solid products are tightly packed whereas those in gas are loose.

Explanation:

Atoms in the solid structure are linked to each other by strong force of attraction and they collectively form an three-dimensional structure. The binding of the atoms form the shape of the solid product. The gas exhibit free atoms in it. The atoms are not linked to one another by strong force of attraction. The atoms as a part of gas have higher energy as those present in the solid products. So, the atoms of the gas wander freely as compared to those in the solid products.

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