Which statements about liquids are true?They don't change in volumeThey are fluids that change shape depending on their containerThey tend to fill the entire space of their containerThey change volume depending on their containerI'm not sure

Which statements about gases are true?They don't change in volumeThey are fluids that change shape depending on their containerThey tend to fill the entire space of their containerThey change volume depending on their containerI'm not sure

Which sentence explains why gases can change volume but liquids cannot?A.The forces holding a liquid together are more flexible than those in a gas.B.Liquid atoms are more like solid atoms than gas atoms.C.The forces holding atoms together are stronger in a liquid than in a gas.D.Gravity affects liquid atoms more than gas atoms.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of the following is true about the shape of solids, liquids, and gases? A. Solids keep their shape. Gases and liquids take the shape of their container. B. Solids, liquids and gases each take the shape of their container. C. Gases keep their shape. Liquids and solids take the shape of their container. D. Gases, liquids and solids do not change shape.

Which of the following describes a liquid?A.Has a fixed shape but not a fixed volumeB.Has a fixed volume but not a fixed shapeC.Does not have a fixed volume or a fixed shapeD.Has a fixed volume and a fixed shape

What would happen to a liquid if it were poured into a smaller container?AThe molecules would contract in volume and become more densely packedBThe molecules would flow to take the shape of the container but the liquid would overflowCThe molecules would increase in energy and begin to evaporateDThe molecules would expand in volume to fill the space of the new container