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States of Matter

Solids Watch a video about Solids Basic Characteristics: Definite Shape and Size Definite Volume Molecules are bunched tightly together Molecules are placed in a regular pattern

Liquids Watch a video about Liquids Basic Characteristics: No fixed shape Definite Volume Molecules are not bound tightly together Molecules move or slide past each other Molecules are attracted to each other

Gases Watch a video about Gases Basic Characteristics: No fixed shape No definite Volume

Gases Molecules are farther apart from each other Molecules hit the walls of the container