Which statement best compares the density among the three states of matter? Solids have the least density among the three, gases have the highest, and liquids are slightly less dense than gases but much denser than solids. Liquids have the highest density among the three, gases have the lowest, and solids are slightly less dense than liquids but denser than gases. Solids have the highest density among the three, gases have the lowest, and liquids are slightly less dense than solids but much denser than gases. Gases have the highest density among the three, solids have the lowest, a

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Giovani

18 June, 11:31

Which statement best compares the density among the three states of matter? Solids have the least density among the three, gases have the highest, and liquids are slightly less dense than gases but much denser than solids. Liquids have the highest density among the three, gases have the lowest, and solids are slightly less dense than liquids but denser than gases. Solids have the highest density among the three, gases have the lowest, and liquids are slightly less dense than solids but much denser than gases. Gases have the highest density among the three, solids have the lowest, a

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Kayleigh Ballard · Answer 1

Solids have the highest density among the three, gases have the lowest, and liquids are slightly less dense than solids but much denser than gases.

I think. it got cut off.

Solid water is less dense than liquid water, so these generalizations aren't true always.