Why can't liquids change volume but gases can

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Why can't liquids change volume but gases can

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Particles are far apart from each other because they are very weak forces of attraction between them. Because of this, gases don’t have a definite shape or volume and fill any container .

Gugoan answered Jun 21, 2020

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