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características de los estados de

la materia.
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materia
 Sólido: es materia que mantiene volumen y forma
definida. Sus partículas están fuertemente unidas entre sí y
ocupan posiciones fijas.

 Líquido: es materia sin forma definida. Adoptan la forma

del recipiente que los contiene. Sus partículas están
medianamente unidas entre sí.

 Gases: es materia que no tiene volumen ni forma propia.

El gas adopta el tamaño y la forma del lugar que ocupa.
Sus partículas están completamente separadas y pueden
moverse libremente.
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