Physics
The molecules :
- in solid, liquid and gas, move freely anywhere.
- in a solid, move freely within its boundary.
- in a liquid, move within its boundary.
- in a gas, move only within its boundary.
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in a liquid, move within its boundary.
Reason — The molecules in a solid are fixed at their positions and can only vibrate about their mean positions while in a liquid they can move within the boundary and moves freely in space in gas.
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