| They might be a gas, and be bouncing
all over the place...
|
or they might be a solid, locked
together in a tidy little shape...
|
LET'S SAY YOU HAVE 20 PARTICLES...
| They might be a gas, and be bouncing
all over the place...
|
or they might be a solid, locked
together in a tidy little shape...
|
Which of these two arrangements takes up more space?
How does temperature affect the space taken up by particles?
Why do all gases float above all liquids?
How could you make the solid able to float? or How could you get the gas to sink?
What is in between all the particles in
the gas shown above?
