Does liquid have fixed volume

Answer 1

In terms of gases, a fixed volume would mean that the pressure, temperature and the number of molecules can change but the volume, or area in which the molecules lie, must remain constant

Answer 2

A fixed volume is a volume that does not change under a given range of temperature and pressure. . A fixed volume can refer to a container, as in a steel propane tank. The volume of the container is fixed - it does not change, regardless of how much propane gas is pumped into it, or escapes from it. By contrast, a container like a balloon does change it's volume as gas (air or helium) is added to it or taken from it. . A fixed volume can also refer to an object or substance. A block of wood does not change volume within a given temperature or pressure range. By contrast, the volume of liquid alcohol changes with temperature over the same range of temperatures, and is thus not a fixed volume.

Answer 3

Yes, a certain amount of liquid always has the same volume, even though it takes the shape of whatever container it resides in.

Answer 4

If the temperature and pressure remain constant liquids have a fixed volume. However their shape may change as liquids are fluids: Fluids flow freely under stress.

Answer 5

No, liquids do not have a fixed volume. They take the shape of their container and can expand or contract based on temperature changes.

Answer 6

All solids and liquids but not gasses.