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Describe the four phases of matter. Compare their external, observable properties. Solids: [Select all that apply} C] are generally good conductors of erectricity and Interact strongly with magnetic fields C] can be compressed or squeezed into a smaller volume readily D flow readily, conforming to the shape of their container D have a welldefined boundary or surface are rigid, and generally retain their shape unless distorted by a force Liquids: {Select all that apply.) C} are generally good conductors of etectricity and interact strongly with magnetic elds Cl can be compressed or squeezed into a smaller volume- readily a flow readily. conforming to the shape of their container have a well-defined boundary or surface (3 are rigid, and generally retain their shape unless distorted by a force Gases: (Select all that apply.) {3 are genemlly good conductors of electricity and interact strongly with magnetic fields can be compressed or squeezed into a smaller volume readily flow readily, conforming to the shape of their container C] have a well-defined boundary or surface C} are rigid, and generally retain their shape unless distorted by a force Plasmas: (Select all that apply.) are genemlly good conductors of etectricity and interact strongly with magnetic fields C] can be compressed or soueezed into a smaller volume readily C} flow readily, conforming to the shape of their container C] have a well-defined boundary or surface C} are rigid, and generally retain their shape unless distorted by a force Compare the nature of the forces between atoms or molecuies (or both) in the solid, liquid, and gas phases. Solids: O The attiactive forces bind particles together, but not rigidly so; each atom or molecule can move about relative to the others but is always in contact with other atoms or molecules. 0 The attractive forces between particles are too weak to bind them together; atoms or molecules move about freely with high speed and are widely separated, only coming Into contact when they collide. O The attractive forces are so strong that the atoms or molecules are rigidly bound to their neighbors and can only vibrate. Liquids: O The attiactive forces bind particles together, but not rigidly so; each atom or molecule can move about relative to the others but is always in contact with other atoms or molecules. 0 The attractive forces between particles are too weak to bind them together: atoms or molecules move about freely with high speed and are widely separated, only coming into contact when they collide. O The attractive forces are so strong that the atoms or molecules are rigidly bound to their neighbors and can only vibrate. Gases: O The attiactive forces bind particles together, but not rigidly so; each atom or molecule can move about relative to the others but is always in contact with other atoms or molecules. 0 The attractive forces between particles are too weak to bind them together; atoms or molecules move about freely with high speed and are widely separated, only coming into contact when they collide. O The attractive forces are so strong that the atoms or molecules are rigidly bound to their neighbors and can only vibrate