Chemistry
Grade-6
Easy

Question

The ___________the forces of attraction between the particles, the ______ energy is needed to overcome them.

  1. Stronger, lesser
  2. Lesser, lesser
  3. Stronger, more
  4. More, More

Hint:

The stronger the force of attraction, the closely the particles are bound.

The correct answer is: More, More


    • The force of attraction that combines two molecules or matter is intermolecular force.
    • It is attractive in nature.
    • The intermolecular forces vary for solids, liquids, and gases.
    • The stronger the forces of attraction between particles, the more energy is required to overcome them. 

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