Alphabetical
liquid
[noun]
The state of matter characterized by its condensed nature and ability to flow. Unlike gases, molecules within a liquid often experience some type of intermolecular interaction. Unlike solids, liquids do not have fixed shapes and take the shape of their container (as do gases). Compare with gas and solid.
Appears in modules:
- Absorption, Distribution, and Storage of Chemicals
- Acids and Bases I
- Animal Ecology
- Carbon Chemistry
- Chemical Reactions
- Chemical Reactions II
- Defining Minerals
- Diffusion I
- DNA I
- DNA III
- Earth Structure
- Experimentation in Scientific Research
- Factors that Control Earth's Temperature
- Fats and Proteins
- Franklin Chang Díaz
- History of Earth's Atmosphere I
- Kinetic-Molecular Theory
- Lipids
- Luis Walter Alvarez
- Modeling in Scientific Research
- Origins of Life I
- Photosynthesis I
- Properties of Liquids
- Properties of Solids
- Solutions, Solubility, and Colligative Properties
- States of Matter
- Substances
- The Hydrologic Cycle
- The Mole and Atomic Mass
- Water
- Water in the Atmosphere
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