The molecules in coffee beans have weak intermolecular forces of attraction and take the shape of the container.

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zaharov [31]2 years ago

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The molecules in coffee beans have weak intermolecular forces of

attraction and take the shape of the container because it is a liquid.

The liquid state of matter has weak intermolecular forces of attraction that

is stronger than that of gas but weaker than that of solids. This is because the

molecules in liquids aren't as tightly packed as solids.

Liquids also assumes the shape of the container it's in which are the reasons

why it is the most appropriate choice.

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