Question

plz is there anyone to give me an answer of this question ........... Use particle theory to explain why liquid and solid can flow?

Answer 1

Liquids. Liquids can flow because their particles can move over each other. When water is poured into a glass, the particles of water move over each other and into the corners of the glass. The particles keep on moving over each other as the water takes the shape of the glass.

Answer 2

The kinetic theory of matter (particle theory)
says that all matter consists of many, very small
particles which are constantly moving or in a
continual state of motion. The degree to which
the particles move is determined by the amount
of energy they have and their relationship to
other particles. The particles might be atoms,
molecules or ions. Use of the general term
'particle' means the precise nature of the
particles does not have to be specified.
Particle theory helps to explain properties and
behaviour of materials by providing a model
which enables us to visualise what is happening
on a very small scale inside those materials. As
a model it is useful because it appears to explain
many phenomena but as with all models it does
have limitations.
Solids, liquids and gases
n solids the particles n liquids the particles In gases the particles
are held tightly and
packed fairly close
together - they are
strongly attracted to
each other
o are in fixed positions
but they do vibrate
are fairly close
together with some
attraction between
them
are able to move
around in all directions
but movement is
limited by attractions
between particle