Question
When comparing solids, liquids and gasses, describe how solid particles move in terms of kinetic energy.(1 point)
Responses
Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy, are not held together as tightly, and can spread out
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy, are not held together as tightly, and can spread out
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have more kinetic energy and can spread out and slide past each other
Responses
Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy, are not held together as tightly, and can spread out
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy, are not held together as tightly, and can spread out
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have a lot of kinetic energy and vibrate in place
Solid molecules have more kinetic energy and can spread out and slide past each other
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place.**
In solids, the particles are closely packed together and primarily move by vibrating around fixed positions, which means they do not have enough kinetic energy to move freely or spread out like in liquids and gases.
**Solid molecules have very little kinetic energy and vibrate in place.**
In solids, the particles are closely packed together and primarily move by vibrating around fixed positions, which means they do not have enough kinetic energy to move freely or spread out like in liquids and gases.