Asked by anne
                1)Fill in the blanks. In a liquid, particles are _____arranged.  They move about in ____ directions and slide over one another. Can I say "irregularly" & "any" as the answers? I know "random directions" is better, but can we accept "any directions"?
2) When water at 30ËšC is heated,
Water(30ËšC)-->Water(100ËšC)-->Water Vapour(100ËšC)
How do you explain Water(100ËšC)-->Water Vapour(100ËšC)?
 
            
            
        2) When water at 30ËšC is heated,
Water(30ËšC)-->Water(100ËšC)-->Water Vapour(100ËšC)
How do you explain Water(100ËšC)-->Water Vapour(100ËšC)?
Answers
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    random is better.  Any indicates they all could move in the same direction.
The water is boiling, changing to steam.
    
The water is boiling, changing to steam.
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                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    The particles in a can slide past one another
    
                    Answered by
            Mady
            
    it is a molecule
    
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