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Why is a liquid able to flow?
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Why is a liquid able to flow?

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A liquid is able to flow because its freely moving particles allow liquid to flow from place to place. The particles are loose and free. :)
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Liquid is able to flow because the atoms in liquid are energetic and they have enough energy to slide past each other and move around and fill spaces of a container. Hope it helped!!
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