In which of the following states of matter are the particles very far apart and
move freely?
O solids only
O solids and liquids only
O solids, liquids, and gases
O gases only
In a gas, particles are in consistent straight-line movement. The motor energy of the atom is more prominent than the alluring power between them, hence they are a lot farther separated and move unreservedly of one another.
Explanation: because there are gas all around us. You can walk though the air with slamming into it like its a brick wall. that's because the particles are far apart allowing it to move freely.
