Chemistry
Grade-6
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Question

When liquids are heated, they:

  1. Expand less than solids but less than gases
  2. Expand more than solids but less than gases
  3. Expand more in gases but more in solids
  4. All of the above

hintHint:

Liquids have more intermolecular spaces than solids but are lesser than gases.

The correct answer is: Expand more than solids but less than gases


    • On heating, the particles move rapidly.
    • The intermolecular spaces increases.
    • After a point when the particles have enough energy, they escape from the liquid as gas.
    • Liquid changes its state to a gas and the process is called evaporation. 
    • Hence, liquids expand more than solids but less than gases.

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