Question

how do the molecules move in a liquid?
o they are not far but close and move slowly
o they are really far away from each other and move fast
o they are close together and move faster
o they dont move
question 6
1 pts
which state of matter has tightly compacted molecules?
o liquid
o gas
o none of the above
o solid

Explanation:

• For the first question: In a liquid, molecules are close together (not as tightly as in a solid) and can move past each other, which means they move faster compared to solids (where movement is more restricted).
• For the second question: Solids have molecules that are tightly compacted. Liquids have molecules closer than gases but not as tightly as solids. Gases have molecules far apart.

Answer:

First question: they are close together and move faster
Second question: solid