Q. Intermolecular forces give particular properties to the substances

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Q. The solids are non-compressible and they show

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Q. Escape of gas molecules through a small opening into region of low pressure is called

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Q. All gases can be compressed by

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Q. Sudden expansion of gases is called

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Q. The states of matter are

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Q. Molecules of gases are in constant state of motion

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Q. Based on their structural features, solids can be divided into classes

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Q. The molecules and atoms of solids have energy

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Q. These are amorphous solids except

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Q. Those solids in which atoms, ions and molecules are not arranged in a definite pattern are called

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Q. Gases exert pressure on the walls of the container because of the gas molecules

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Q. The solids particles possess only motion

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Q. Intermolecular forces in solids are

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Q. Intermolecular forces are maximum in

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Q. Crystalline solids have arrangement of atoms, ions and molecules

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Q. The three-dimensional arrangement with the alternating ions is present in

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Q. The melting and boiling points of ionic compounds are

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Q. The metallic lattice is surrounded by the sea of

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Q. The carbon atoms are arranged in planar layers in

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