Answer :
The key differences between a liquid and the a gas is,
A liquid has no fixed shape but it has a volume.
A gas has neither a fixed shape nor a volume.
A liquid has more inter-molecular space between the molecules.
A gas has larger inter-molecular space between the molecules as compared to the liquids.
- Inter-molecular attraction :
A liquid has some Inter-molecular attraction between the molecules because of the low Inter-molecular spacing between the molecules.
A gas has very low or minimum Inter-molecular attraction between the molecules because of the larger Inter-molecular spacing between the molecules.
A liquid flow from the higher to the lower region but a gas flow in all the direction.
Answer:
1.608 g/cm3
Explanation:
Formula:
D=m/v
d= density
m= mass
v= volume
Given data:
Mass= 19.3 g
Volume= 12 cm3
The volume of water displaces by object is 12 cm³ which means that object hold the volume of 12 cm³
Now we will put the values in formula:
D=19.3 g/ 12 cm3= 1.608 g/cm3
so the density of object is 1.608 g/cm3
