Sand takes shape of any container but still it is a solid.how?
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- Sand appears to take the shape of the container, but in actuality it really does not.
- There is enough space between the particles of sand, that it will not completely occupy the volume/space of the container.
- The reason it appears to do so, and it appears to flow like water, is because even though sand is a solid, it is considered to be what is called granular.
- Granular solids are made up of very small solid particles.
- The space between these particles is greater than that in a regular solid, and this is what allows it to look like it flows and takes the shape of the container.
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because there is a lot of space between the particles of sand
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