Question

All the liquid have spaces between constituent particle. If Yes/No. Why?

Answer 1

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Yes liquids have spaces between constituent particles because the moleclues in liquids are loosely bound . They have high kinetic energies between moleclues so random motion is more and they have spaces between constituent particles.

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Answer 2

Yes because their is space between the molecules in what we call inter-molecular spaces molecules of liquid have high kinetic energy compared to the solids.This results in ziggling of the molecules thereby giving matter the character of liquid.