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Gases will have greatest disorder amongst its molecules so the intermolecular forces will be very weak.
Solids have strong intermolecular interactions like covalent and ionic and are held together strongly in a certain position, hence the solid molecules are in very ordered fashion.
Liquids have interactions in between solids and gases.
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