how did your group move differently to represent a solid, liquid and gas?
Answer (1)
To represent a solid, the group members would stand close together, barely moving, perhaps just vibrating in place, to show the tightly packed, fixed particles of a solid. For a liquid, they would move around more freely, sliding past each other, demonstrating the particles' ability to move around while still maintaining some attraction. Finally, to represent a gas, they would move rapidly and randomly, bouncing off each other and the "walls" of the space, showing the high kinetic energy and lack of attraction between gas particles. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Solid:Particles are close together and can only vibrate in place. In a human representation, this would mean minimal movement, perhaps just slight swaying or jiggling to indicate vibrations.Liquid:Particles are close together but can move around and slide past each other. In a human representation, this would involve moving around more freely, bumping into each other but still maintaining some proximity.Gas:Particles are far apart and move randomly and quickly. In a human representation, this would involve moving quickly and randomly throughout the designated space, colliding with each other and the "walls".
