The particles in solids do not change their position
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Solution
Strong interparticle or intermolecular force of attraction exists in solids that hold particles together.
The interparticle space between the particles or atoms in solids is very less due to which the particles do not change their position but vibrate to and froth their respective mean positions.
Liquids have a weak interparticle force of attraction between the particles. The interparticle distance between particles in liquids is more as compared to that in solids.
Gases have a very weak interparticle force of attraction between the particles. The interparticle distance between the particles in gases is very large.