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What phase of matter does picture A represent?


States of Matter diagram.


Three diagrams (labeled A, B, and C) illustrate the arrangement of particles in different states of matter.


* **Diagram A:** Shows particles (represented by circles) scattered randomly, with little to no organization or structure. This represents a gas.


* **Diagram B:** Particles are arranged in a regular, fixed pattern resembling a crystal lattice. This represents a solid.


* **Diagram C:** Particles are close together, but not arranged in a rigid, ordered structure like in a solid.  There is some degree of interaction and proximity, but not the complete order of the solid in diagram B. This suggests a liquid.

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Responses

Liquid
Liquid

Plasma
Plasma

Solid
Solid

Gas
Gas

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
Diagram A represents a gas.

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