ou are now presented with the following particle model diagram representing a liquid.The diagram has been drawn incorrectly again.Identify which reason has correctly identified the issue with this model of a liquid.Too much space between the particles.Particles should be evenly spaced within the container.The particles should not be able to move from their fixed position.The particles are too close to each other.

You are now presented with the following particle model diagram representing a liquid.The diagram has been drawn incorrectly again.Identify which reason has correctly identified the issue with this model of a liquid.The particles should not be able to move from their fixed position.Too much space between the particles.The particles are too close to each other.Particles should be evenly spaced within the container.

How does the particle model explain the fact that liquids cannot be compressed?The particles in a liquid are held in fixed positionsThe particles in a liquid are moving too fastThe particles in a liquid are close togetherParticles cannot be compressedI'm not sure

Match the explanation to the appropriate statement.Liquids are able to flow...Solids have a fixed shape...Gases can be compressed...Possible Answers...because the particle are, on average, far apart so there is space for particles to be pushed closer together....because the particles only store enough energy to vibrate around a fixed position....because the particles have enough energy stored to move past each other.I DON'T KNOWRESETSUBMIT ANSWER

Models have limitations. They can't always explain, describe or show something perfectly. We also can build on models as our understanding of the scientific ideas increases. It's important to be able to identify any limits that models have. Propose at least one limitation of how you modelled the arrangement of particles in solids, liquids and gases above

The attractive forces between the particles in a liquid are weaker than they are in a solid