During science we have been learning about liquids, solids and gases we learnt that you can compress liquids and gases but not solids. Also, that you can change the shape of gases if they are sealed in. But liquids cannot change shape as they flow. But why is it that you can the shape of some solids but not others, for example: you can change the shape of bark but you cannot change the shape of plates. or a plank of wood. Does anyone know why this is?
Does it have something to do with the molecules?
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This has a lot to do with the density of the particles within the solid.
ReplyDeleteSome great questions and contributions to the blog BG! Well done!!