Match with correct: 1. Mass is neither created nor destroyed. (a) Liquid
2. Definite volume but no fixed shape. (b) atoms and molecules
3. Maximum inter-particle space. (c) Conservation of mass
4. All matter is made up of these.
(d) Solid
5. Least kinetic energy. (e) Gas
Match with correct: 1. Mass is neither created nor destroyed. (a) Liquid
2. Definite volume but no fixed shape. (b) atoms and molecules
3. Maximum inter-particle space. (c) Conservation of mass
4. All matter is made up of these.
(d) Solid
5. Least kinetic energy. (e) Gas
2. Definite volume but no fixed shape. (b) atoms and molecules
3. Maximum inter-particle space. (c) Conservation of mass
4. All matter is made up of these.
(d) Solid
5. Least kinetic energy. (e) Gas
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1. **Mass is neither created nor destroyed.**
- This statement refers to the **Law of Conservation of Mass**, which states that in a closed system, mass cannot be created or destroyed. Therefore, the correct match is **(c) Conservation of mass**.
2. **Definite volume but no fixed shape.**
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