Molecules are not packed in ______ (liquids/gases).

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Solution

Molecules- Molecules are made up of groups of atoms having independent existence.
Water(H₂O) is an example of a molecule having two hydrogens and one oxygen atom.
Molecules are the most packed in solids i.e., they are very close to each other.
In liquids, there is less packing of molecules.
In gases, molecules are free to move.
Hence, Molecules are not packed in gases.

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