Identify the Most Correct Statement Comparing Intermolecular Attractions (IMA)in the Liquid

question 22

Multiple Choice

Identify the most correct statement comparing intermolecular attractions (IMA) in the liquid and gaseous states of the same substance:

• A)IMA are weaker in the gaseous state because the molecules are larger at the higher temperature
• B)IMA are weaker in the gaseous state because the molecules are hotter
• C)IMA are weaker in the gaseous state because molecules move at slower speeds
• D)IMA are weaker in the gaseous state because molecules are so far apart
• E)IMA are weaker in the gaseous state because the molecules fill their container

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