Question
Which best describes the strength of attractive forces between the particles in a gas?(1 point)
Responses
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a solid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a solid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are the same as the attractive forces in a solid.
Responses
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a solid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a solid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are stronger than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.
They are the same as the attractive forces in a solid.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate description of the strength of attractive forces between the particles in a gas is:
**They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.**
In gases, particles are far apart and move freely, resulting in very weak attractive forces compared to those in liquids and solids, where particles are much closer together and interact more strongly.
**They are weaker than the attractive forces in a liquid.**
In gases, particles are far apart and move freely, resulting in very weak attractive forces compared to those in liquids and solids, where particles are much closer together and interact more strongly.