When we add some suar in water and stir it, the sugar disappears but the level of water do not change. This iis because, the sugar particles occupy the space between the particles of matter of water. This shows that particles of matter have space between them.
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1. Take a 100ML beaker and fill half the beaker with water.
2.Mark the level of the water.
3. Dissolve sugar/salt in the water and again mark the level of the water.
We will observe that the salt dissolves in the water and there is no change in the water level because the particles of salt get into the spaces between the particles of water.
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Open tap and cut the water you easily cut them then cut air you also cut air by moving your hand but you do the same activity in solid you cannot pass your hand through it becous in liquid the particles have little intermolecular space in air they have more intermolecular space but in solid they are no intermolecular space so you cannot pass your hand throgh it becouse the particles of solid is tightly packed.
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Open tap and cut the water you easily cut them then cut air you also cut air by moving your hand but you do the same activity in solid you cannot pass your hand through it becous in liquid the particles have little intermolecular space in air they have more intermolecular space but in solid they are no intermolecular space so you cannot pass your hand throgh it becouse the particles of solid is tightly packed.
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If u have it and pour a oil and stir the tiny particles move in water and not increases the water level after that we take a dropper and get all oil drops and throw out and mix sugar in it and keep in defreeze after 1 or 4 hour u see that the tiny particles are having space between them
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Objective: to show that particles have spaces between them
Experiment: step-1 take a beaker filled with 100ml clear water mark the height point of the water.
Step-2 take some salt and add it into the water and again mark the it's height.
Observation: the height of the water after and before adding salt is same.
It shows that the particles of salt takes the places and dissolve in the space given.
Conclusion: hence particles have spaces between them.
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