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The Liguids have no definite(fixed) shape, but a definite volme, it will take up the shape of the conainer it is in. "":,.,;';',.;,'.,;'.,;

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The Gas has no definite(fixed) shape or volume, so it completely fills the container its in and takes the shape of the container. . .. . .

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