Liquids as well as gases are called fluids. State three ways how they differ from each other? (3 Marks)

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1) The forces of attraction between the constituent particles of a liquid are stronger than in gases. (1 Mark)
2) The spaces between the constituent particles in a liquid are smaller than in gases. (1 Mark)
3) Liquids have definite volume but no definite shape. (1 Mark)

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