In this form of matter the particles are close together, but do not form a pattern

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Marisa Powell

Chemistry

2 November, 13:20

In this form of matter the particles are close together, but do not form a pattern

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Cory Mccarthy · Answer 1

The answer is liquid.

it's pretty straight forward but for an explanation; it can't be solid because although the particles are close in solid, it follows a particular order. as for gas, they don't follow any sort of pattern but the particles are spread apart. i doubt you're learning about plasma in elementary school so that crosses that out.

Ulises · Answer 2

It is liquid because in a solid the particles are squeezed together like a rock.