The particles in a gas are farther apart or closer together than the particles in a liquid. Gases are more compressible than liquids.
Since molecules are more distant from one another than they are in a liquid, the interactions between them—the forces that generate viscosity—are weaker. There is a great deal of space between the molecules when mixing a mixture of gases, which restricts their interaction. Because of this, most gas mixtures are solutions.
Since liquid particles are attracted to one another far more than gases, particles are, they are much closer together. They are practically touching each other like a solid, but they may still slide past one another.
Particles move continuously in a straight path in gases. They are significantly farther apart and move independently of one another because the kinetic energy of the molecule is greater than the attraction force between them.
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