What happen when we apply pressure to the particles of matter?

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When we apply pressure to the particles of matter then the inter molecular spaces gets reduces that leads to change its state.
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Applying weight on the matter the following things will happen: 1. Particles of matter will come nearer to each other. 2. Heat will deliver. 3. The melting point will increase and boiling point will diminish. The particles will get packed and draw nearer to each other and free vitality and their Kinetic...
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Applying weight on the matter the following things will happen: 1. Particles of matter will come nearer to each other. 2. Heat will deliver. 3. The melting point will increase and boiling point will diminish. The particles will get packed and draw nearer to each other and free vitality and their Kinetic Energy additionally decreases. They change their state from gas to fluid and afterward into strong. Heat vitality will be discharged. read less
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Force is generated while applying pressure on that relevant matters given area.
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