Solids— have tightly packed molecules, structured shape
Liquid— have no definite shape and the molecules are not tightly packed like a solid, they are a lot more loose.
Gas— No structure at all, molecules are free flowing
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Hence they got seven electrons in ground state
The ability of a liquid to flow up a narrow tube which is unassisted against the gravity of the attraction between molecules of the same substance. The curvature which is of the surface of a liquid at the interface with the container, the attraction between dissimilar molecules for the resistance of a liquid to flow the elasticity of surface layer of liquid because of the liquid trying to minimize its surface area.
Answer:
cylinder A has a higher density then cylinder B or more accurately the liquid in cylinder A is denser then the liquid in the second tube.
Explanation:
"Denser" simply means more matter is contained in the same space for example say you fill a tank with helium and another tank with water. Although they are the same size one will weigh much more because their is more particles or "stuff" inside the same area this can be because of a few things one it can be because the atoms or elements that compose the substance are heavier containing more electrons and protons in their orbit. or the molecular structure is more compact like a chicken wire fence has more wire in it then a barbed wire wire fence covering the same area because of the grid of wire in the middle.
The scientists responsible for testing the hypothesis are already famous
