Asked by white
The table below shows the volume of two samples, A and B, when placed in three containers of different volumes.
Volume of Sample
Volume of Container
Volume of Sample A
Volume of Sample B
500 cm3
500 cm3
180 cm3
380 cm3
380 cm3
180 cm3
220 cm3
220 cm3
180 cm3
Which of the following correctly describes the state of matter of one of the samples?
A is a solid because its volume is equal to the volume of the containers.
B is a gas because its volume is less than the volume of the containers.
B is a solid because it contracts as the containers change.
A is a gas because it contracts as the containers change.
Volume of Sample
Volume of Container
Volume of Sample A
Volume of Sample B
500 cm3
500 cm3
180 cm3
380 cm3
380 cm3
180 cm3
220 cm3
220 cm3
180 cm3
Which of the following correctly describes the state of matter of one of the samples?
A is a solid because its volume is equal to the volume of the containers.
B is a gas because its volume is less than the volume of the containers.
B is a solid because it contracts as the containers change.
A is a gas because it contracts as the containers change.
Answers
Answered by
white
I think its B but I'm not sure. Can someone help me?
Answered by
Rachel Law
did you get it right?
Answered by
Everett
The correct answer is A is a gas because it contracts as the containers change- or D. Not B.
Answered by
King
I think it is D
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