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Do solids or liquids have stronger intermolecular forces

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    Solid have a stronger intermolecular forces than liquids. Solid are incompressible and has a high density. Whereas liquid can flow and has a definite shape. Thus, the particles does not have a fixed shape and it will slide past one another.
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