Write the correct statement: The liquid changes into a gas which have the least intermolecular spaces between its particles.

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Solution

The liquid changes into gas which is having maximum intermolecular distance between its particles in a gas.
Distance between molecules in a gas is very large as compared to size and molecules.
Whereas, in liquids, molecules are closely packed as compared to gases with no empty space between them.
Thus, The correct statement is
The liquid changes into a gas which has the most intermolecular spaces between its particles.

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