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What is responsible for solids maintaining their shape?
What is responsible for solids maintaining their shape?
- Minimal interparticle space
- Interatomic forces (correct)
- Weak interparticle forces
- Particle arrangement
What happens when solids are placed together?
What happens when solids are placed together?
- They retain their identity and do not mix (correct)
- They change into a liquid state
- They mix completely and lose their identity
- They change into a gas state
What is affected by the size of the container when solid particles are present?
What is affected by the size of the container when solid particles are present?
- The shape of the solid
- How full the container appears (correct)
- The density of the solid
- The size of the solid
Why is it difficult for solid particles to move or pass through interstitial spaces?
Why is it difficult for solid particles to move or pass through interstitial spaces?
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What role do attractive forces play in solid matter?
What role do attractive forces play in solid matter?
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What is the primary focus of the discussion in the 'Matter in Our Surroundings' video?
What is the primary focus of the discussion in the 'Matter in Our Surroundings' video?
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What is illustrated through the experiment with water and potassium permanganate crystals?
What is illustrated through the experiment with water and potassium permanganate crystals?
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What is demonstrated through the experiment with a glass of water and salt?
What is demonstrated through the experiment with a glass of water and salt?
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What is used to illustrate the interaction between particles at a microscopic level?
What is used to illustrate the interaction between particles at a microscopic level?
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What is the reason for the random movement of particles in water, as explained in the video?
What is the reason for the random movement of particles in water, as explained in the video?
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