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What is the main reason that particles in a liquid can flow?

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CBSE
Class 8
Science
Curiosity
Particulate Nature of Matter
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What is the main reason that p...

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What is the main reason that particles in a liquid can flow?

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High temperature increases particle size

2

Weak intermolecular forces allow movement

3

The particles are tightly packed

4

Liquids are not made of particles

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