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Figure 6.1 Textbook representation of ‘Particles’ and ‘states of matter’ in the form of
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Figure 6.2 Textbook representation of ‘Particles’ and ‘states of matter’ in the form of
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Figure 6.3 A Teacher’s typical drawing on the arrangement of the ‘particles’ in each
state, a solid, a liquid, and a gas
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