How are solids and liquid different?

Answer 1

solids hold their shape but liquids take the shape of the container there in

Answer 2

Liquids have molecules that are lose and bouncy while solids have molecules hard and packed together. Liquids take the shape of whatever it is in while solids have a definite shape of it's own. solids are something that you can feel and hold while liquids are something you could feel but never actually hold it cause the molecules don't stick together it just bounces around. solids are rigid and are almost always more dense than liquids, the molecules of a solid won't flow freely about each other.

liquids are not rigid at all (the are a fluid (along with gas) so they flow freely) they are usually less dense than solids, will conform to the container they are place in, and the molecules of a liquid flow around each other.

Answer 3

solids hold their shape but liquids take the shape of the container there in

Answer 4

the matters in a solid are packed together, while the matters in a liquid are a little bit spread out, but more packed together than gases.

Answer 5

well solids are tough and liquids are runny