prove that liquids have fixed volume but no fixed shape
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We can prove that liquids have fixed volume but not shape by performing following activity:
Take a beaker, pour water in it and mark its level. Then,pour that water in the beaker to another beaker with a different shape.
You will notice that the volume of the liquid is the same but it changes its shape as per the shape of the container.
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Here is ur answer
We can prove that liquids have fixed volume but not shape by performing following activity:
Take a beaker, pour water in it and mark its level. Then,pour that water in the beaker to another beaker with a different shape.
You will notice that the volume of the liquid is the same but it changes its shape as per the shape of the container.
#RS
Hope it helps u.....☺☺☺☺
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Answer: Because the particles in liquids are very close together (barely further apart than in solids) liquids do not easily compress, so their volume is fixed. But the force of attraction between particles is much less to hold particles together hence they don't have fixed shape.
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