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    Solids have a constant shape and volume, and high density. Their particles are packed closely together with little movement or space between them. Liquids have a variable shape but constant volume, with medium density. Their particles move freely past each other but remain relatively close with small spaces between them. Gases have a variable shape and volume, with low density. Their particles are spaced far apart and move quickly, colliding with and rebounding off the walls of their container.

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    Solids have a constant shape and volume, and high density. Their particles are packed closely together with little movement or space between them. Liquids have a variable shape but constant volume, with medium density. Their particles move freely past each other but remain relatively close with small spaces between them. Gases have a variable shape and volume, with low density. Their particles are spaced far apart and move quickly, colliding with and rebounding off the walls of their container.

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    Corpuscular kinteic theory and the states of matter

    Matter Solids Liquids Gases


    Shape constant variable variable
    Constant/
    Variable? Volume constant constant variable
    High/medium/ Density high medium low
    low?
    Compression no no yes
    Yes/No/A
    little? Contraction a little a little yes
    Expansion a little a little yes
    Draw round Inner structure
    particles in the model
    containers for
    each case
    Norm Col H Norm Col H Norm Cold/- Hot/
    al d ot al d ot al P +P
    Name substances Examples ice water air
    typically found in
    each state

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