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 A physical property of matter.  Solid  Liquid  Gas.

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1  A physical property of matter

2  Solid  Liquid  Gas

3 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID SHAPE: Definite or Takes the shape of the container Definite Shape

4 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID VOLUME: Definite or Takes the shape of the container Definite Volume

5 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID PARTICLE MOVEMENT: Free to Move or Fixed Position Free to Move Free to Move Fixed Position Particle Movement

6 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID DISTANCE BETWEEN PARTICLES: Large or Intermediate Or Small LargeInter- mediate Small Distance Between Particles

7 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID ATTRACTION BETWEEN PARTICLES: Weak or Intermediate Or Strong WeakInter- mediate Strong Attraction Between Particles:

8 PROPERTIESGASLIQUIDSOLID Picture of Molecules

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