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What is the main difference in shape between gases and liquids?
Think about how they behave in a container.
Can liquids be easily compressed?
Consider how close the particles are in liquids.
Which state of matter has a fixed volume?
Think about how filling a cup works.
True or False: Gases are highly compressible.
Consider what happens when you press on a gas.
Design a simple experiment to observe the compressibility of gases versus liquids using household items.
Think about which state would show more change.
Explain how the differences in density between gases and liquids impact their behavior in a controlled environment, like inside a sealed container.
Remember how each state reacts when trapped.
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