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Kinetic Molecular theory
- 1. Kinetic molecular theory Ideal gases Real gases Properties of liquids Properties of solids Lisa Allen Stonington High School
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- 10. Solids Solids have a definite shape and volume. They don’t “flow.” Particles in a solid are in fixed locations relative to each other. Glass and some plastics are not considered true solids because they don’t have a clear melting point. Even though they seem pretty solid to us, they flow verrrrrrryyyyy slllloooowwwly! Real solids have a definite melting point. Solids don’t compress or diffuse well. Some solids are crystals. The stronger the bond between the particles, the higher the melting point of the crystal.