Which of the following correctly describes the states of matter and intermolecular forces?          The change in volume that accompanies the conversion of a liquid to a gas can be very large.          The change in volume that accompanies the conversion of a liquid to a solid is small.          The forces of attraction between molecules in the liquid and solid-state correlate with melting point, boiling point, and the energy of phase changes.          1 only b.         2 only c.         3 only d.         1 and 2           e.

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