Physics, asked by sameer5, 1 year ago

why do liquids have no linear & areal expansion ??

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Answered by khadeeja

Because they does not have a proper shape and size . and they expand in volume as a whole.

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Answered by ruchisr123

proper shape and size . and they expand in volume as a whole.

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ruchisr123: Whenever heat energy is given liquids are also going to expand like solids. The force of attraction between the liquid molecules is bit less when compared with the solids and hence expansion is going to be more in the case of the liquids. Solids have a specific shape and hence they have linear expansion, areal expansion and volume expansion. Liquids don’t possess any particular shape and they acquire the shape with respect to the container. As a result liquids have no linear and areal expansions

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