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States of matter
Limitations of particle theory
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Particle theory
explains how matter changes state depending on the
energy
and
forces
present between the particles in the substance
Limitations of
particle theory
Particle theory considers all particles, irrespective of their state or chemical identity, to be small, solid and
inelastic
It doesn’t consider the difference caused by different particles, such as
atoms
, ions or
molecules
or mixtures of all three
The theory also fails to consider the
intermolecular
forces that exist between different particles in different substances
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