Explanation:
Liquids cannot change volume but gases can because they have a fixed shape like solids.
Liquids have strong intermolecular forces binding their molecules together resulting is fixed ordering.
- Gases are randomized with their molecules haphazardly arranged.
- This allows them to expand spontaneously on their own.
- Molecules of liquids are more tightly packed compared to gases.
- In a liquid, the molecules have a less random pattern of motion and can only slide past one another.
- In a gas, the molecules are in continuous random, straight line motion.
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