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Classification of Matter

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A balloon is filled with gas. The gas occupies the whole space because _____________.

A

the gas is highly compressible

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the particles of gases are free to move

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the particles of gases are held by weak intermolecular forces

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D

Both B and C

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Solution

The correct option is D Both B and C
The particles of gases are free to move because of weak intermolecular forces therefore the gas occupy the whole space of balloon.

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