Answer:
Particle arrangement of solids: close tightly packing.
Particle arrangement of liquids: close together with no regulations and more vibration movements than in solids.
Movement of particle in gases is freely and very fast, independent from other particles.
Forces between particles in liquids are attractive forces, but not as strong as in solid state, because they have greater energy of movement and vibration then the particle in solid state.
There are no forces between particles in gaseous state, except if they are close enough, then they repel each other.
We can't compress particle in solid and liquid state, but we could in gaseous state.
Shape and volume of group of particle in gaseous state are definite.
Gas has indefinite shape and volume.
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