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Physical Nature of Matter

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In which states of matter, the ions are more freely movable?

A

Solids

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Liquids

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C

Gas

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All have same speed of ions.

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Solution

The correct option is A Gas
The intermolecular force between ions is less in the case of the gaseous state of matter. So its ions are more freely movable in comparison to liquids and solids.

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