why do liquids take up the shape of the container? explain using the particle model of matter
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The particles in a liquid are separated by spaces that are large enough to allow the particles to slide past each other. A takes the shape of its container because the particles can move around more freely than they can in a solid.
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it is because liquids are in a free state as their intermolecular forces are less then that of solids so it takes the shape of the container
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