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Equilibrium is the condition of a system in which all competing influences are balanced. These can range from forces (static/dynamic equilibrium), to chemical processes (chemical equilibrium) and temperature gradients (thermal equilibrium).
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Why do molecules in a gas not generally arrange themselves at the distance of minimum potent...
As the title suggests, why is this?
Is it because the distance of molecules in a gas is too large (compared to in liquids/solids)? Or are there other reasons for this?
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