Physics, asked by priyanka3420, 7 months ago

which state of matter have one free surface

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Answered by GoogleForever

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The "state of matter" that has only one free state is liquid. EXPLANATION: Liquid is an in-compressible liquid that takes the 'shape of its container' and the container that the liquid is poured in. It retains a constant volume that it is poured in and it exists in only one free state.

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