1. what phase of matter have particles close together but are not held rigidly? 2. what phase of matter have particles close together with little freedom of motion? 3. what phase of matter have particles seperated by a large distance relative to their size?

1. what phase of matter have particles close together but are not held rigidly? 2. what phase of matter have particles close together with little freedom of motion? 3. what phase of matter have particles seperated by a large distance relative to their size?

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1. what phase of matter have particles close together but are not held rigidly?

2. what phase of matter have particles close together with little freedom of motion?

3. what phase of matter have particles seperated by a large distance relative to their size?

4. what phase of matter have particles free to move past one another?

5. what phase of matter have particles conform to the shape of the container?

6. what phase of matter occupies the entire volume of the container?

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