Mass, air has that. Since what fills up a balloon? A gas
Shape, it has no definite shape. This one is accurate, it has no definite shape, it takes the shape of the object it's in.
Volume, does air take up space? If it does then yep. Balloon example/
Density, yes it does, because it's tightly wounded up.
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Answer:
invalid
Explanation:
Just imagine doing this experiment MULTIPLE TIMES and one of the trials you get 72 Kcal while in another u get 12kcal. It doesn't make sense. Somewhere in the experiment she went wrong. So its invalid
Obliviously not all rocks have holes in them
It is called vesicular texture These refers to viscles holes pores or cavities within the igneous rock.the vesicles are the result of gas expansion(bubbles).which often occur during volcanic eruptions .
Answer:
It’s basically molecular nitrogen.
Explanation:
