Question

Why liquids do not have definite shape although they have definite volume?

Answer 1

Liquids have definite volume, due to this, they $<b>can't expand</b>$ like gas do. Gas completely occupy the container because gas doesn't have definite volume. Liquids can't expand, so they take the shape of the container.

Answer 2

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This is so because ⤵️⤵️.

➡️There molecular arrangement are different from solids. So they have a definite volume and not a definite volume.. There molecules are not as closely packed..


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