The molecules in a solid are ______ packed. (tightly/loosely)

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Solution

The molecules in a solid are tightly packed.
In solids, the intermolecular force is very strong, so the particles are tightly packed.
In liquids and gases, the intermolecular force gradually weakens, so the molecules are loosely packed.
Hence, The molecules in a solid are tightly packed.

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