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Forces of Attraction in different states of matter.
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[QUOTE="Elsa1234, post: 5488431, member: 569908"] We are taught that the forces of attraction in a liquid are lesser than those in a solid. What is the reason? Is it because the intermolecular spaces are large or is it because the individual attractive force of the molecule is less? [/QUOTE]
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