What is the difference between the movement of particles in solid and the movement of particles in liquid?

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Murtaza
Jan 29, 2018

Refer to explanation

Explanation:

Solids:

The kinectic energy of the particles is minimum, and are strongly packed together by strong forces of attraction hence only being able to vibrate about their fixed positions.

Liquids:

The distance between particles is a little more hence are able to freely (randomly) move around. Contain more k.e than particles of solids.

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