What type of particles are essentially independent of each other?

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anor277
Feb 14, 2017

#"Gaseous particles..............."#

Explanation:

And compare the densities of gases to those of liquids and solids. Gases are inherently less dense materials, and occupy much greater volumes.

And a simple calculation you can do is compare the volume of #1*mL (-=1*g)# of liquid water, and that mass of water as a gas at #100# #""^@C# and #1*atm#. You should try this out using #V=(nRT)/P#.

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