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Standard VIII

Chemistry

Gaseous state and Properties

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Which property(ies) seperate(s) solids from fluids?

Fluids can flow solids can't.

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Fluids don't have shape and solids do.

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Fluids have more mass than solids.

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Intermolecular spaces in solids are more than fluids

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Fluids can flow solids can't.

B
Fluids don't have shape and solids do.

Substances that can flow are called fluids. So gases and liquids are fluids. Intermolecular spaces between each molecule in a solid is almost negligible. Mostly solids are heavier than fluids.

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Which property(ies) seperate(s) solids from fluids?

The correct options are A Fluids can flow solids can't. B Fluids don't have shape and solids do. Substances that can flow are called fluids. So gases and liquids are fluids. Intermolecular spaces between each molecule in a solid is almost negligible. Mostly solids are heavier than fluids.

The correct options are
A
Fluids can flow solids can't.

B
Fluids don't have shape and solids do.

Substances that can flow are called fluids. So gases and liquids are fluids. Intermolecular spaces between each molecule in a solid is almost negligible. Mostly solids are heavier than fluids.