What are the five properties of a liquid?

Answer 1

Liquid, or 'the liquid state', is one of the four fundamental states of the matter and it is distinguishable because it's the only state with a volume, but without a defined shape, because it's made up of tiny vibrating particles in the matter which are held together by invisible bonds. Four distinctive properties which can be used to describe the liquids are critical temperature, critical pressure, surface tension, and viscosity.

Answer 2

They take the shape of the container they are in.

The atoms cannot be squeezed together or pushed apart.

Liquids have atoms that move around less than gases, but more than solids.

Liquid is the most abundant natural resource on the planet Earth.

Answer 3

The five properties of a liquid are:

1. Fluidity: Liquids can flow and take the shape of their container.
2. Density: Liquids have a fixed volume but not a fixed shape, and their density is higher than gases but lower than solids.
3. Incompressibility: Liquids are mostly incompressible, meaning they resist changes in volume under pressure.
4. Viscosity: Liquids exhibit viscosity, which is the resistance to flow.
5. Surface Tension: Liquids have surface tension, which is the force that tends to minimize the surface area of the liquid.

Answer 4

Apperance, color, density, and melting point.

Answer 5

color

density

appearance

and melting point

Answer 6

You can pour liquids, they can take shape of any container, they can flow, they cannot be compressed and its elements and molecules are not in fixed positions.

Answer 7

it can flow

it has no fixed shape

its particles are more dense than gases but less then solids

its particles aren't really closely packed together (only slight)