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A cube of metal is heated to become a gas. The gas takes up more volume than the cube. Does the gas have more matter than the solid? Explain why or why not.

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chickurashidy

Answer:

the gas don't have more matter than solid

Explanation:

the gas don't more matter than solid but volume of the gas expand when heated

AnimeBrainly

Answer:

No, gas does not have more matter than solid.

Explanation:

Matter cannot be created or destroyed. The gas simply takes up more volume as the matter is not densely packed, and have more freedom of movement.

*See attached image.

In the attached image, it shows the difference between the three states. While it may look like gas is more than solid, it is simply more free and have more movement.

The freedom of movement from least to greatest is:

1) solid

2) liquid

3) gas

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Learn more here:

https://brainly.com/question/17945501 - phase change names.

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