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下列事实分别说明分子具有什么样的特点?

(1)一滴水里的分子个数约为1.67×1021

(2)湿衣服晒一段时间就会变干

(3)打气筒能将空气压入足球内.

答案

(1)一滴水里的分子个数约为1.67×1021个,说明分子的体积和质量很小;

(2)湿衣服晒一段时间就会变干,是由于水分子在不断运动,不断向空气中扩散,所以湿衣服晒一段时间就会变干;

(3)打气筒能将空气压入足球内,说明分子之间有间隔,增大压强,分子之间的间隔变小,体积变小,所以说明了分子之间有间隔.

故答案为:分子很小;分子是在不断运动的;分子间有间隔.

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