The Venn diagram that can accurately show the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases, can show which characteristics are unique to each of these states of matter and which characteristics are shared among the three.
You did not present the answer options, but it was possible to find them in questions like yours. These answer options are in the figure attached below and among them, the letter B is the correct answer.
Regarding the Venn diagram, we can say that:
- The diagram consists of three circles, which overlap, sharing a small space, in the center of the three.
- Each circle represents a different element.
- The part of the circle that is away from the shared center refers to the particular characteristics of each element.
- The part of the circle that is within the shared center refers to the characteristics shared between these elements.
In diagram B shown in the figure below, it meets all the requirements shown above.
In this diagram, the shared center presents the common characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases. However, the top circle shows the particular characteristics of solids. The circle on the left shows the particular characteristics of gases, while the circle on the right shows the particular characteristics of liquids.
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