Answer:
particles in a solid are closely packed together and vibrate, rather than move freely, whereas in a liquid particles are further spread apart and move around
Explanation:
particles are always moving, but in the three different phases (solid, liquid and gas) they move at different speeds. in a gas they vibrate, in a liquid they begin to move more openly and freely because the particles are more spread out and then in a gas the particles are racing around because the particles are even further spread apart
