For the most part, you can ignore the forces of attraction among the particals in which of the following?

Question

Kassandra Wise

Physics

13 July, 04:29

For the most part, you can ignore the forces of attraction among the particals in which of the following?

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Byron Robinson · Answer 1

The force of attraction for the states of matter, which can be ignored for most part of calculation or observation, is the gases.

Explanation:

Gases have incredibly less force of attraction. The inter molecular space between the gaseous molecules are so vast that the force of attraction between them is negligible.

And, for a matter of assumption for smooth calculation, factors which are negligibly less can be ignored. And, thus, for most part of science, the attractive force is ignored among the gaseous particles.