How does the level of intermoleculars bonding between the particles in matter affect the state of matter the particles are taking

Explanation:

Intermolecular force s between particles in a matter holds particles of molecules together in substances.

The stronger the intermolecular forces the more solid a substance is. The weakest intermolecular attraction are found in gases as they have negligible attractive forces in between their particles. Solids are held together by very strong attractive forces. Liquids have weak forces holding them in place and this allows for a little movement. Gases are typically have very weak to negligible attractive forces.