How does the arrangement of particles in gas differ from the arrangements in liquids and solids?

The amount of matter and space.Well this is what I think I don't really know the answer.

Solid: Crammed together, not much space to move. Liquids: Still fairly tightly packed, but can move a little. Gases: Very free to move.

In solids molecules are tightly packed with one another their positions are fixed and they have only back and forth motion.So the molecules in solids cannot split or slide over one another.In liquids...

the particles in a solid are arranged tightly and not moving the particles in gas are moving fast and sepparted

In a liquid, atoms are spaced a little apart. They're spaced a little farther apart than solids, but a little closer than gases. They're "in between". They can generally move and "flow" past each...