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The laboratory report investigates the compressibility of solids, liquids, and gases using a syringe to measure volume changes. Results indicate that solids show minimal compressibility (25 mL to 24 mL), liquids exhibit negligible compressibility (no change), and gases demonstrate significant compressibility (25 mL to 14 mL). The findings confirm that gases are the most compressible, followed by solids and liquids, supporting the hypothesis that different states of matter respond differently to compression.

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gabezne
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