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Gases expand .............. than liquids.

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To answer the question "Gases expand .............. than liquids," we need to analyze the behavior of molecules in both states of matter when they are heated. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Molecular Arrangement**: - In liquids, the molecules are closely packed but still have some space to move around. They are connected to each other loosely, which allows them to slide past one another. - In gases, the molecules are much farther apart compared to liquids. They are not connected strongly at all and move freely in all directions. ...
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