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Consider three 10-9 samples of water one as ice, one as liquid, and one as vapor MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER How do the volumes of these three samples compare with one another? The gaseous 10-9 sample of water has a much larger volume than the solid sample, but about the same volume as the liquid sample O Because we do not know the pressure of the gaseous sample, we can only conclude that the liquid and son 10- samples of water have about the same The gaseous 10-9 sample of water has a much larger volume than other the sold or liquid samples. The solid 10-9 sample of water has a much smaller volume than the liquid sample, which in turn has a much smaller volume than the same O All three 10-9 samples of water have the same volume How is this difference in volume related to the physical state Involved? The speed with which the molecules in the 10-9 sample of water vapor move through space is much larger than in the wild or liquid ample, which means that gaseous sample takes up much more space than either of the others. Although the 10-9 sample of water vapor contains the same number of water molecules as the world and told me, there is great deal of the sample The molecules in the 10-9 samples of water vaper and liquid water are free to move relative to each other which requires much more than the date of 10 sample of ice. The 10-9 sample of water vapor contains many more water molecules than either the sold or the liquid samples, and therefore takes up much more recethen either the others. O Liquids and solids are essentially incompressible, whereas gases are readily compressible, so that the 10-4 sample of ice takes up the least amount of