Chemistry · States of Matter
Which of the following observations best supports the statement that liquids have a definite volume but no fixed shape?
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- 1Water takes the shape of its container but retains its total volume✓
- 2Air expands to completely fill any container
- 3A sponge changes its shape when squeezed
- 4A solid iron block retains its shape in any container
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Water takes the shape of its container but retains its total volume
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