Gases mix with gases easily to form homogeneous mixtures. Liquids do not always mix together and form homogeneous mixtures. This is because gases have large A) particles B) molecular masses C) spaces between molecules D) attractions for other molecules

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Shaun Camacho

Chemistry

27 December, 12:02

Gases mix with gases easily to form homogeneous mixtures. Liquids do not always mix together and form homogeneous mixtures. This is because gases have large A) particles B) molecular masses C) spaces between molecules D) attractions for other molecules

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Allen Briggs · Answer 1

Answer:C/gases have the large space space between molecules

Explanation:

Gases can make homogenous mixtures with them selves more than liquids because the space between the molecules of gases is larger than the space between the molecules of the liquid.